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Fair tonight. Low in 30s. Cloudy Thursday, iianri|f 0t?r Eufmng M? ralh chanca of showers. High in low 50s. JACK R. HUNTER, INC. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1073 - VOL. XCH, No. 150 Manchester—A City of Village ('harm t h i r t y -t w o p a g e s - TWO SECTIONS PRICEt nPTEEN CENTS

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’'t -• WASHINGTON (AP) - reorganization plan to es­ His order, which will take SALUTES President Nixon moved tablish the new Drug En­ effect automatically unless today to create a new agen­ forcement Administration Congress Vetoes it, would cy within the Justice under Atty. Gen. Richard abolish the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and take Department to give the Kleindienst, saying the con­ over the drug investigation P i l government “ a single, un­ solidation is needed to functions of the Bureau of strengthen and streamline ified command” in its drug Customs and all functions of the enforcement efforts. the administration’s drug Office of Drug Abuse Law The He sent Congress a crackdown. enforcement and the Office of National Narcotics Intelli­ gence. Misunderstanding Nixon, in calling for a unified command, said “ right now the federal government is fighting ilanrljpatpr lEupninn U m lb the war on drug abuse under a Mars Pension Talk distinct handicap, for its efforts SOL R. COHEN to represntatives of any union a r e those of a loosely confederated alliance facing a (Herald Reporter) other than their own. Local 991 representatives left- ^sourceful, elusive, worldwide An informal meeting of the Board of Directors with the meeting, stating they would enemy The White House said Atty. representatives of three reveal their proposed pension IX Gen. Kleindienst, with Nixon’s Manchester labor plan at contract negotiating sessions. approval, has designated Myles organizations, scheduled for the Ambrose as acting express purpose of discussing The Police Union, however, . oA i m m administrator of the agency proposed pension benefits, requested an executive session with the Board of Directors, on “ during its formative period.” never quite made it last night. Ambrose is a special assistant Although the Municipal the basis its pension proposal was a personnel matter. attorney general and director of ' A • Employes Group (M E G ), an in­ / Edward J. Wilson, assistant the Office of Drug Abuse Law dependent, unaffiliated union, Enforcement. listed its proposals, the Police director of the Police Union’s area council and chief At a White House briefing, Union and Local 991 of the Ambrose said he doesn’t American Federation of State, negotiator for the Manchester union, said he would discuss the anticipate any major effort in 'County and Municipal Congress to block the Employes wouldn’t and didn’t. proposal only in executive ses­ sion, as an extension of contract reorganization plan. “ I would Representatives of both groups be very much surprised if there clainied a misunderstanding negotiations. On the recommendation- of are any serious difficulties on existed. They said they thought the Hill,” he said. last night’s meeting was to Director James Farr, who said have been a closed session- he hadn’t come prepared for an Left untouched by the order is closed to the public and closed executive session on an un­ the White House Special Action disclosed plan, the board Office for Drug Abuse deferred a vote on the Police Prevention. Nixon said it deals (AP photos) Union request for an executive mostly with treatment and Trees Stay, session. It will vote oi) it at its rehabilitation of drug victims Cabaret” . Miss Minelli was named best actress and Grey was named speech she says was sent by Marlon Brando explaining why he could Prior to the tabling action, “ The proposed drug enforce­ best supporting actor, I , I not accept Oscar. Town Says Atty. Joel Janenda, who ment administration, p ricin g represents the MEG, said his as a team with the Special I , ■ m ;i ’Thanks to the furor raised group understands the rationale Action Office, would arm V ■ over a proposal to remove 22 (See Page 16) (See Page 16) j g ^ I Braiido Shuns Oscar Through Indian trees from Hartford Rd., to ^ I make room for sidewalks, the 'V> V '>+«’#& HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Brando was selected for his singer of “ Cabaret,” was Brando had actually left for the Mr. Coppola or Mr. Mankiewicz Town of Manchester has picked as best actress. The beseiged Indian village. haven’t turned up yet.” Joseph revised its plans and the trees Schools Consider ' ■ - f e ' . . Marlon Brando has turned down portrayal of the gangland boss the Academy Award for best in "The Godfather,” which was musical is set in Germany. “ Cabaret” collected eight L. Mankiewicz was nominated will stay, Town Manager Oscars, including one for Joel for “ Sleuth.” Robert Weiss announced today. f» ;i- actor of 1972, sending an Indian named best film of the year by Sacheen Littlefeather said Grey as best supporting actor Fosse, commenting on his A public hearing on the girl to make the refusal the Motion Picture Academy in Brando had sent her to “ regret­ Asking More Funds as the music hall’s master of three awards in three days, proposed removal is scheduled because he thinks the film in­ ceremonies Tuesday night at fully” refuse the award. The ceremonies. said, “ After the events .of the W 8 tonight in the Municipal dustry does not treat the the Los Angeles Music Center. announcement was greeted by Bob Fosse, “ Cabaret” direc­ past few days this could turn Building Hearing Room. DOUGLAS BEVINS extra curriculum, and private American Indian properly. Liza Minnelii, the nightclub boos, then by scattered tor, wort the best director me into an optimist and ruin my Because it is a legal public school busing programs, but ... applause as she said the refusal Herald Reporter Oscar. It was his third major life.” hearing, it still will be held, Manchester Board of Educa­ didn’t cover cafeteria deficit, i ® was because of treatment of award in three days. On Sunday Jeremy Lamer won the said Weiss, if only to explain tion members agreed Monday accumulated sick leave for ' * American Indians by the film Two T alks Planned night he had won two Tony Oscaf^ for best original the new plan. night that they must make a teachers, and contractual industry and by television in awards — Broadway’s screenplay for “ The Can­ Weiss said the revised plan is salary agreement with certified movie reruns and because of re­ decision soon on whether to ask equivalent of the Oscar — as didate,” a look at politics in the with the approval of the police personnel. cent happenings at Wounded the town’s Board of Directors director and choreographer of raw. Lamer, a former political chief, the acting public works To make ends meet. Dr. Knee, S.D. Militant Indians for another appropriation for If— On Wounded Knee the musical “ Pippin.” speechwriter, said, “ ’The film director, the town engineer and Kennedy has held $100,000 of the have held the historic village the current 1972-1973 fiscal was great for a speechwritbr the parks superintendent. year. 1972-1973 budget as a sort of Abourezk said he was told the for 29 days. The record for Oscars is held WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. because at last I had two can­ “ We all felt the objections to ’The Board of Education faces contingency fund to cover un­ AIM leadership had been by “ Ben Hur,” which won 11 in (A P ) — Hopes for a peaceful Miss Minnelli, daughter of didates I could control.” the tree removals were valid,” a decision of whether to go back expected costs. And the items replaced by four Oglala Sioux 1959. settlement of the seige of the late entertainer Judy Coppola and Mario Puzo won he said. to the Board of Directors or to for which that $100,000 was representing the reservation’s “ The Godfather” won three Wounded Knee hinged today on Garland, gratefully accepted an award for best screenplay The new plan, Weiss said, is build the necessary items into originally budgeted — mostly Civil rights organization. Oscars — for Brando, best film two negotiating sessions 150 her award after Brando’s from another medium for their for installing sidewalks on the next year’s budget. Dr. James teaching supplies and \\\W Frizzell called the Abourezk and fo r best adapted milea apart. refusal of his. adaptation of Puzo’s novel, north side of Hartford Rd. from P. Kennedy, superintendent of maintenance equipment — have Kent Frizzell, assistant U.S. statement “ optimistic,” but he screenplay. The film had been “ Thank you very much for “ The Godfather.” McKee St. only to Case Dr. The schools said. had to wait. attorney general, said Tuesday added that he too was more heavily favored to sweep the this award. You have made me “ Cabaret” also won awards original plan was to install In January, the Board of “ We still have deficits in 16 Brainard Place he would meet today with optimistic in view of the awards. very happy,” she said. for best scoring adaptation and them all the way to W. Center Directors approved an ad­ salaries, accumulated sick representatives of two separate scheduled meetings. He said Eileen Heckart was named lliis was the second time in original song score, best sound, St. ditional $115,(X)0 appropriation leave, and the cafeteria groups of Indians from the statement “ indicates best supporting actress for her two years that an Oscar for best best editing) best art direction W eiss said the town is to the school budget, to fund operations,” Dr. Kennedy told Manchester Wounded Knee in an effort to responsible and reasonable role as the possessive mother of actor was turned down. George and best cinematography. abandoning future plans for four programs which had been the school board Monday night. negotiate an end to the 29-day- areas of negotiation.” a young blind man in C. Scott said in advance in 1971 The Oscar for best original widening Hartford Rd., one of operating under deficit finan­ “ The only way we can pay com­ Earlier, it was reported that “ Butterflies Are Free.” old occupation. he would not accept if he won dramatic score went to a 20- the factors for the proposed cing. mitted salaries is to continue to Separate meetings — one just AIM leaders Russell Means and “ The Morning After,” from for his performjance in “ Pat­ year-old movie only recently tree-removals. He said it is the But the Directors appropria­ hold funds which were allocated I outside the village with Dennis Banks had slipped past “ The Poseidon Adventure,” ton.” He won and the golden released in the United States, consensus of town officials that, tion of 8115,000 fell veiy short of for maintenance and supplies,” ' representatives of the federal and tribal outposts and was selected as best song of the- statuette is still unclaimed. “ Limelight.” The award went with the construction of the new the school board’s request for he said. American Indian Movement escaped from the village, year. ' ' Brando won an Academy to Charles Chaplin, Raymond 1-84, major traffic will use that an additional $208,000. The ’The funds being held would We congratulate The Herald on their new facilities. The (A IM ) and the other in Rapid apparently late Monday or ear­ Luis BunUel’s “ The Discreet Award in 1954 for “ On the Rasch and Larry Russell. road, leaving Hartford Rd. for Directors’ action reinstated have been spent for teaching City with a group seeking to ly Tuesday during the heaviest Charm of the Bourgeoisie” was Waterfront,” and appeared per­ Chaplin withdrew the picture the use of local traffic. adult education, dental hygiene; (See Page 16) Heraid is now published in the most modern offset exchange of gunfire of the named best foreign language displace AIM ' in the sonally to accept the Oscar. He from this country when he left film. negoiiations — reflected an ap­ seige. has been nominated six times the United States 20 years ago. newspaper facility in New Engiand. We are proud of our Backstage, Miss parent split among those still A federal marshal was He did not return until 19^, for best actor. Littlefeather read the complete inside the viliage following the seriously injured in the Miss Littlefeather, who said when he accepted a special workmen, supervisors and engineers who...with the many text of Brando’s refusal of the departure of two AIM leaders. shooting. she represented the Native award from the Motion Picture In another development, the Oscar. capabie subcontractors and suppiiers...have buiit the new The meetings were Americans Affirmative Image Academy. government c la im ^ a light She said the refusal was “ not announced on the heels of a Committee, said backstage that airplane had landed in the meant to demean or embarrass Herald Facility. It is truly an Impressive addition to statement by Sen. James Brando “ would have been here hamlet Tuesday and delivered those who believe in the Abourezk, D-S.D. that a settle­ in person but thought he could Manchester. arms and ammunition to the custom” of the Oscar. ment had been reached in be more helpful at Wounded “ The American Indian was Wounded Knee and that AIM no militants. Knee.” She declined to answer 49 POWs But the report was disputed cheated and starved and shot,” longer was in a leadership any questions about whether she said, adding that “ history position. (See Page 16) will surely judge us ... because Set Free our treatment of the Indian for CLARK AIR BASE, Philip­ «m 4 the past 100 years contradicts pines (AP) — The Communists ... that we are humane and freed 49 more American POWs I Committee Favors shows that we do not live up to in Hanoi today, including a our promises. charter pilot held longer than “ What has this got to do with any other U.S. civilian prisoner I Death Penalty Bill the Academy Awards?” she in the war. JACK R. HUNTER, INC quoted Brando. “ I think the Among the men freed were answer is that the motion pic­ nine Americans captured in for mandatory death penaltiei^ 'der which the death penalty By JAMES CARRIER ture industry is as responsible Laos. A young Canadian mis­ under certain circumstances. could not be imposed. Associated Press Writer as any in making the character sionary captured in Laos also Under the bill, the death They include cases in which of the Indian and presenting was handed over. HARTFORD (A P ) — Sixteen penalty could be imposed in the the defendant is under 18, them as savage and evil.” Tw o big flying hospitals General Contractor men sat around a table at the case of: the murder of a whose mental capacity was im­ She concluded, “ I think brought the freed men from the state capitol ’Tuesday. Some policeman or fireman on duty, a paired, who was under unusual awards at this time are inap­ North Vietnamese capital to might say they were playing hired murderer, a murder by a duress at the time of the crime, propriate until these conditions Clark Air Base, the first stop on Manchester God. convict already serving life' whose involvement was 104 Hilliard Streat are corrected. their trip home. The Judiciary Committee Imprisonment, a kidnap in relatively niinor or in the case T w o films heavily The 10 prisoners of the Phone 643-2733 voted 12-6 for a bill re-imposing which the victim dies as a of a defendant who could not represented in the nominations, Communist Pathet Lao arrived th e death penalty in result o f the kidnap and a reasonably have forseen the “ The Emigrants’’ and first, in midafternoon. The Connecticut under specific second-offense non-addict drug death of the victim. other 40 Americans, who had pusher Whose sale of heroin or Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New “ Sounder,” did not receive a guidelines for juries apd been prisoners of North cocaine resulted in death. Haven, led a block of four single award. judges. Vietnam,, landed three hours The U.S. Supreme Court The bill retains Connecticut’s opponents in the committee Fosse was a surprise winner later. A New Look in Downtown Manchester two-step process of first debate, saying the state was for best director for “ Cabaret,” ruled capital punishment un­ The men.freed today joined 27 deterinining guilt or innocence playing God and that beating out the favored Francis constitutional in 1972, because American military men and Main St., Manchester, takeO on a new look with a spacious canopy erected by Regal Meif’s mvsKtii of the indiscriminate way in and then deciding sentence. proponents had never proven Ford Coppola of “ The God­ five civilians released by the Shop. Shoppers will find protection from the sun and rain, and a glare-free view of store But it spells out certain the deterrent effect of capital father.” He said, “ I feel like which it was applied. It left the windows. (Herald photo by Ofiara) door open, the committee felt. mitigating circumstances un- punishment. I ’m standing up here because ■ '(See Page 16)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Mardh 28,1973 — PAG E THREaS PAGE TWO — MANCmgSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 ^Gondoliers^ Cast Sheinwold on Bridge Stratford I MAIN I Rham To Register p.m. at East Catholic High Heading the cast for the 1 | n t I Manchester Gilbert and School, is directed by John Theater GIVE OPPONENTS A West to know th^true situation, North dealer Sullivan Workshop production Sibun, with musical direction For Adult Courses North-South vulnerable Revamped CHANCE and he cannot be blamed for his of '"The Gondoliers" w ill be the by William Tyler and NORTH TO MAKE A MISTAKE play. Good defenders learn by same two "merry gondoliers” choreography by Sarah Ketter. DISCHARGE & due toe first night of toe course. A Q8S3 STRATFORD (AP) - A By ALFRED SHEINWOLD experience to play low quickly who led toe group when the Tickets are available at ANNE EMT KJ 9 4 changQ of top brass and a four- Among toe courses being con­ In some hands the contract and casually in such situations. show was last presented in 1966. Watkins Bros., Vernon Drug in ADMISSIONS Correspondent O A8 year development plan were an- sidered for this program are’ may depend on getting an oppo­ D eclarer put up dummy’s Vernon, from any member of JA ] 64 Robert Gordon w ill play the nounced Tuesday by the Tel. 228-3971 crewel embroidery, nent to make a mistake. You king of hearts, hoping that West role of Giuseppe and Buzz Hall the cast, or at toe door. Patron STANDING ONLY WEST EAST American Shakespeare Registration for toe spring bookkeeping, typing, physical must usuaily play for the error had ducked with the ace. This tickets may be obtained by con­ ♦ 42 ♦ 6 \yill be Marco. ’Theater. adult education program at education, knitting, jewelry, as early as possible, while the was, of bourse, the case, and tacting Mrs. Janet Acker, 15 N O PARKING <3? A 6 5 '0 Q 8 7 3 2 Robert M. Carr, senior Rham High School will be held beginning crochet, cake opponents are still groping for now South didn’t have to lose a Playing opposite them w ill be Wintergreen Lane, West Hart­ 09432 0KT6 partner of the New York ac­ Monday and Tuesday evenings decorating, first aid, pottery the right defense. heart trick. He could afford to Jane Grau as Tessa and Mary ford, phone 521-81M. + 10987 , + Q532 counting firm of Lutz and Carr, from 7 to 9 in toe cafeteria, with and ceramics, painting with North dealer lose the diamond finesse, and Koch as Gianetta. . SOUTH was named president of, the classes beginning toe week of acrylics, North-South vulnerable hi^ slam was therefore safe. ♦ A K I 1097 ’This will be Gordon’s 26tlf organization, which dropped April 9. Also, beginning shorthand, Opening lead — Ten of Clubs ’The winning play is simple DCC TORS Spanish, French, geology, <3? 10 appearance with the group. He the word Festival from its title. The program is sponsored by West opened the ten of culbs, enough, but. the crafty reader 0 QJ 105 astrology, Mr. Fix-It for Mrs., is also serving as copresident of Joseph Vernfer Reed; a park ING the PTSO and is offered to and SouA won with the king. should observe that it wouldn’t + AK macrame, candle making, the group with Robert Horton. founder of the center 1954, residents of Hebron, Andover The contract was reasonable work if tried later. If South North East South West meteorology and decoupage. movQd over to chairman of toe and Marlborough who are over enough, since it would succeed draws trumps and loses the dia­ Pass Pass 1 ♦ Pass. Ron Erickson will also board of trustees. Francis V. 16 years of age. if West held the king of mond finesse to begin with. 3 ♦ Pass ^ 6 4 Pass recreate the same role he Stosse, president of ■The cost of each course is Q13 diamonds. There is no sin in West will then realize that toe Pass Pass played in 1966, appearing as Bridgeport’s City National with half due at toe time of bidding a slam that depends on ace of hearts is the setting Opening lead — + 10 Luiz. Opposite him plays Susan Bank, replaced Carr as registration and toe other half a finesse. trick, and he will take it at toe Borst as Casilda. treasurer; Mrs. J. Kenneth In this case. South had an first opportunity. you have already limited your Bradley, Westport, was elected extra chance for his contract. Daily Question strength by an original pass. Cal Beggs, who appeared in vice president to head a thistee He drew one round of trumps Partner deals and bids one Otherwise you must show your the 1966 production as committee seeking broader with the ace of spades and then spade. The next player values by bidding a new suit and Francesco, will play toe role of hayne: national representation. A b o u t T o w n led the ten of hearts. passes, and you hold; Spades, raising the spades later. Duke of Plaza-Toro, with Kitty tr “ Only by fulfilling toe early Plays Low Q-8-5-3-, Hearts, K-J-9-4; The response of two hearts Keller as the Dutchess. John hopes of national commitment West casually played a low Diamonds, A-8t Clubs, J-6-4. promises at least a five-card Lombardo will appear as Don Emanuel Lutheran Church can we realize our full respon­ heart, hoping that South needed What do you say? suit, but you don’t mind Alhambra Del Bolero and will have a Lenten Service sibility," Carr said in announ­ a finesse for the queen of Answer; Bid two hearts. The breaking this promise since you Miriam Kelsey will be Inez. tonight at 8 in toe church sanc­ hearts. Tliere was no way for hand is worth a double raise if cing long-range goals instead of tuary. 2 intend to go back to spades no toe prior policy of operating on matter what your partner does. Other members of the cast Cars Will Be Towed From This Spot Copyright 1973 are: Harry Carr, Antonio; a season-to-season basis. I General Feature Corp. Pierre Marteney, Francesco; Program , budget and fund­ long been marked as a fire zone but ignored by the public. “ Patients raising are to be worked out for Effective Monday, parking in front of the hospital will no longer be Al Lyons, Giorgio; Mary being admitted or discharged can still be picked up or dropped off at Kalbfleisch, Fiametta; Bar­ toe extended period under a permitted and cars parked in the area will be towed away at the plan submitted afte an extended owner’s expense. Fire Chief Rivosa and Police Chief Reardon have the front entrance,” Edward M. Kenney, administrator of the bara Evans, Vittoria; and Rita hospital pointed out. “ However, under no conditions can a vehicle be MOVERAimaB Kenway, Giulia. committee study. declared the move essential for life and safety, a i e f Rivosa has m l parked in the area.” HIRRM1EN18AND "The Gondoliers,’’ which will Year-round administrative said that under present conditions it would be impossible to get JERRY LEWIS 'CINEMA be presented April 13 and 14 at 8 headquarters of toe organiza­ equipment in the area and any delay could be fatal, The area has SULUVAN AVE. — 444-8SM — aODTH WINDSOB YOUNOPEOnC tion have recently been moved n* d an nM«i h *• Mm* to Stratford from New York. I NOW SHOWINGl t 9I9B49 999099^ 99 t99li^ Among future projects of the AST are cross-country tours L BUfSK AND WHITE 'n' TILLIE” IM IM U «MimD after the Stratford season to Hehroti Road Race Budget Timetable Set 7 A 9P.M . Washington, Philadelphia, Los m O O L D A F Il April 23 at 8 p.m. in the Hebron Environment Law A«imli»len Price* Angeles, an Francisco, ANNE EMT The final program of the PflOGESSm Ml eststsanm Chicago, Dallas, Baltimore and Open To Entries Correspondent Elementary School. Hebron E c o lo ^ Club’s Winter (24-Hour SinriM on mottlColor Prinh) Sat. a Sun. Matinaa Detroit. Also being con­ Lions Club, the race is sanc­ Tel. 228-3971 1 & 3 PM A N N E E M T Environmental Series will be 1 a 3 PI templated are mid-winter un­ tioned by the Connecticut Following this hearing, toe HNB Correspondent presented Friday evening at 8 PP MANCHESTER iversity residency, expansion of Association of toe AAU and finance board has scheduled mniicin Tel. 228-3971 The Board of Finance has es­ in the Town Office Building. toe new playwrights’ series to for toe first time the CIAC is April 27 and April 30 as "Tarzan 1&3P.I rid 17 neiitM KMawgrt tablished toe following schedule This program will feature PiraM d Miilt eMrth* help young dramatists, and im­ Entries are now being permitting high school runners executive sessions, as required OFFICES of meetings in connection with “ Lake Ecology” by Dr. Wilbur provements in plant and ad­ accepted for Hebron’s third an­ to compete. by state statutes, to work on the the submission of budget Widmer of toe University of WESTOWN ministrative facilities. nual Five-Mile Road Race April Last year’s race attracted 71 budgets which will be presented I tM Am b 17 esaniw requests for toe 1973-1974 fiscal Connecticut with particular PHARMACY The 19th season opens June 12 29, at 2 p.m. runners from toe New England for vote at the annual budget PeinNtMywnr year: , emphasis being given to the A'.'. HARUOHD ROAD > A ' under toe artistic direction of 'ITie race will be run, rain or MMrtMdwa Open area and already toe Lions Club On April 9, at 8 p.m., in the meeting on May 14 at 8 p.m. in problems of Amston Lake and In Coventry Theater Production Michael Kahn. ’The sununer shine and will start at Rham has received a request for an Town Office Building, there the Hebron Elementary School. ■ I HWifililill I’M It I a-— J!Pia y - schedule includes "Macbeth," High School on Rt. 316. Coventrv Lake. application from a gentleman will be the presentation of “ Measure for Measure,’’ Numerous prizes including SIAM IS BORN Kitty (Q aire Flynn) and Amy (Laureen Popple) thank “ Charley’s Aunr (Jim Sayers) for M on .th ro u g h R i.9 -3 in England* general government .budget “ Julius Caesar" and William open, master’s division, first intervening on their behalf with their narrow-minded guardian-uncle. 'The fraudulent lady Entry forms for the race may requests; on April 12, also at 8 Whycherley’s “ The Country three-man team and women’s has just promised to obtain permission for the girls to marry their prospect^ suitors. be obtained from Chester p.m., in the Town- Office DIANA ROSS HAS TURNED W ife.” division awards will be 'Thompson, Burrows Hill Rd., The Brandon Thomas comedy will be presented by the Covent^ Little ^eatre on EVENING HOURS Building, will be toe presenta­ presented. Amston, 06231, or at the Hebron INTO THIS YEAR’S BLAZING Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. at Coventry Grammar School. ’The director is Pat Manley tion of the Board of Education Sponsored by the Hebron Town Office Building. MUSKAL ACTRESS!” ★ ★ ★ ★ and the rest of the cast includeg Chris Noblet, David Fitch, Frank Hastings, Jcr^ Middle Turnpike Office budget requests. Shaltt, NBC-TV Edelwiph, Holly Gantner, Beverly Beagle and Michael Sayers. Tickets are available 320 Middle Turnpike West Social through Mrs. Kenneth Fay, Mark Dr.(Herald photo by Pinto) 6-8 Thursday Security U Nominated I ^ W h Cilw 7:60 • M l J I Theatre lor 5 I '■ ' Manchester Green Office J-"***; Academy BURNSIDE Time Schedule 621 Middle Turnpike East I l o t QUALITY APPLIANCES Awards I SSOBumtid* Av«. :*r.: Q. I am over 65 but nevir EattRartferd 6-^ FHday worked under Social Security.! rnAInG 528-3333 was not covered by toe hospital |5MlnutwfromHtfd.l-84 EkIi SS^ Including T V T o n igh t North Manchester Office insurance part of Medicare Vernon Cine I — “ Shamus” Beat Actress aoMEs FM ns - $«T.m i ni See Saturday’* Herald for j because of my not working. My 7:30-9:20 220 North Main Street Best Story a m n om m u MonB saar Complete TV LUtingt brother tells me that a change Vernon Cine II — “ Jeremiah Screen Play 6-8 Wednesday in the Social Security law Johnson" 7:10-9:10 AT: makes it possible for me to now Burnside Theater — "Sleuth" 6:30 First Manchester Office obtain this coverage. Is this ITHEMRI m t\ 7:00-9:30 HEALTH 9:00 true? — 6L00— (8-40-) PAUL LYNDE State Theater — "l.ady Sings 595 Main Street Hotpoint A. Yes it is. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March M, 1W» - PAGB FIVE : -1 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed.. March 28, 1873 ©OOK^EVIEW! Anderson-Little Voice May Be Clue The best factory makes the best clothing! BROADWAY’S GREATEST I'! I MUSICALS. Illustrated Edi­ New Books S' I tion. Bij Abe Laufe. Funk & A t Library m To Heart Disease Wadnalls. 502 Pages. $10. Current one year later of a heart attack. “Horizon” is a key word for SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - patiently. He answered some The San Francisco research Friedman, since he feels men Best Setter8 The harsh, grating voice on the anticipated questions before Tliis. is the sort :of book one doctor who questioned him has recognizing limits to their work (Compltad by Publlaher*' WaMcly) Fiction tape recorder belonged to one they were asked and finished likes to sit down with and run supervised over 3,000 such in­ and involvements can/more Achebe — Girls at war, and of San Francisco’s most sentences in sharp, crisp throu^ nostalgically! awak­ successful executives. terviews and says the potential effectivly pace their behavior. .11- ening memories of Broadway other stories cadence. FICTION Adams — Hassle and the It is a sound picture of a man, attack victim could be spotted “An A is rarely cold- hits that delighted most of us What makes the tape more “The Odessa File,” Foreyth medicine man who when interviewed about his by his voice, manner and even hearted,” he said, commenting and a few that we have read than an ordinary interview is “ Jonathan Livingston Buck — All under heaven life’s details, responded im­ that the subject, age 61, died constrained facial it is the TVpe B executive who about, but none of us still living characteristics. is able to fire an employe ever saw. Seagull,” Bach Canning—’Ihe rainbird pattern Cardiff — The inner steps DOUBLE KNIT Dr. Meyer Friedman, car­ without remorse. “The A cares “The Persian Boy,” Renault Bolton diovascular research director about stature, who people think “ Blossom Time,” “The Stu­ “Green Darkness,” Seton Carvic — Miss Seeton sings at Mount Zion Hospital here, he is and the opinions of his dent Prince,” “Show Boat,” “The Taking of Pelham One Cookson — Pure as the lily contends that men with certain peers and supervisors. He is '“Rose Marie,” “Of Thee I Two Three,” Godey Crews — The hawk is dyi^ personality traits are more goal-oriented and doesn’t see to Sing,” on down to the later ones Davis — Kingdom come prone to heart attacks, even the right or left.” such as “Oklahoma!”, “South Eklund — Beyond the resurrec­ Silverstein Asks though they may eschew Describing his prescription Pacific',” “My Fair Lady,” tion NONFICTION Hely — The legend of the green cigarettes and cholesterol­ for behavior moderation in the “West Side Story,” "Camelot,” “Dr. Atkins' Diet “HeUo, Dolly!”, “Fiddler On man ' laden foods. He is quick to add, Type A, he said, “The changes Revolution,” Atkins SUITS! the Roof,” “ Man of La Man­ Herron — The whore-mother Capital Works Poll however, that such high-risk come when you know the ends “The Best and the Brightest,” men increase their chances of a should justify the means, and cha,” “ Hair,” “Cabaret.” The Higgins — The digger’s game Halberstam coronary when they smoke or the end you get a man to realize very names make us suspend Holland — The death of Attlla DONNA HOLLAND Silverstein still thinks the poll eat a lot of fatty f(^ s . is his death.” any critical reservations we , “The Joy of Sex,” Comfort Hunter — Come winter Correspondent is an excellent idea but could Friedman, an energetic 63 ever may have had as we recall “I’m O.K., You’re O.K.,” Koestler — ’The call girls Tel. 646-0373 not undertake it personally as it and a former coronary victim fondly the names of perform­ Harris Lahr — ’The autogra^ hound Morris Silverstein, member would be too costly in time and himself, says there are two State Seeks ers, composers, lyricists and “The Implosion Conspiracy,” Laumer — ’The glory game of the Board of Finance, money. types of personalities — Type A, producers vdio gave us such Nizer Lofts — Nethergate recommended at its last His plan would include those with high-risk behavior Anim al pleasure, mostly in what we McBain — Let’s hear it for the meeting that a bi-partisan com­ mailing a ballot to all eligible patterns; and Type B, less in­ would like to consider our deaf nuui Em blem youth. mittee be formed to poll all voters listing major capital im- tense men less likely to have Marasco — ’Burnt offerings voters and taxpayers of Bolton provements that were heart trouble. HARTFORD (AP) - The At the same time, he credits Masur — The attorney so as to establish a priority list presented by Brown, Donald, & “Coronary disease develops hunting horn has sounded at the There are some interesting the American Bar Association Moorcock — An alien heat of capital improvements in the. Donald in their 1971 Plan of only in the Type A heart, the state Capitol. pictures of scenes, but not with helping to head off four Pace — Any war will do town for the years ahead. Development. rich ground from which cor­ The legislature’s Govern­ enough. More of them would mediocre candidates after it en­ Player — Oh? Where the Bloody He says, “With all due The poll would give the Board onary victims are plucked,” ment Administration and help the iUusion we are still dorsed Clement F. Haynsworth Mary’s earrings? respect to revenue sharing, I of Finance a clear mandate to Friedman said in a recent inter­ Policy Committee has an­ slttog in the orchestra or more Jr. and G. Harrold Carswell Schmitz—’The eternal frontiers vrould hate to think of what our follow. “After all,” Silverstein view. “Ten per cent of the As nounced a statewide contest for likely the gallery of the old only to see the nominations re- Schoonover — To love a queen taxes would be if we undertook said, “it’s their money we’re between 35 and 60 will get a elementary and secondary theaters, many of which have ^ jected by the Senate, Stem — Death in the snow the library, school addition, spending.” It should be con­ heart attack.” school pupils to find an animal been torn down. Swarthout — Luck and pluck park development, fire house, sidered very vital to the town as “A” men have “free floating which could be adopted by the Kohlmeier covered the Court Watkins — The God machine it will direct their future ’The book goes back only to etc. at the same time.” The poll hostility, insecurity, look at state in the same way it has 1884 and “Adonis,” which, in­ on a daily basis for The Wall would produce taxpayer development and expansion. everything as a challenge and adopted a flower. Street Journal while Nixon un­ He feels it is particularly ap­ terestingly for us, burlesqued preference which would aid the are addicted to habit for­ In a pre-contest referendum the Greek myth of Pgymalion dertook to ^ve it a “law and Non-Fiction Board of Finance in evaluation propriate as it is budget time mulations. The Type A man at the Dunbar Hill School in order” cast. He is highly criti­ and requests for capital im­ and Galatea. That later would Beiser — The sailor’s world requests. makes everything in his life a Hamden, the rabbit and the ra­ serve George Bernard Shaw cal of the President and even Burckhardt — Moorish culture provements have been received more so of his first attorney The majority of board matter of time urgency.” he coon ended in a tie and were and still later Alan Jay Lemer In Spain members thought the poll was by the board. Being an election said. submitted for consideration. i and Frederick Loewe in “My general and closest adviser, year current voter lists are John N. Mitchell. Nor does he Calvocoressi — Total Wap not .their function, so it was not The Type B man is not rushed Fair Lady.” Carey — Step-by-step undertaken. readily available. or bound by habit to set near­ speak much in praise of Presi­ He makes it clear that he dent Lyndon B. Johnson, who . candlemaking impossible goals for himself. ’The book well could have Cohen — ’The energy of slaves does not feel any board or agen­ ‘“A’s never say they’re good CEILINGS gone back to 1866 and what is persuaded Arthur J. Goldberg B o lto n cy has been negligent in its to step down to make room for Curtin — Nobody ever died Of at something, they intimate it llta a good Gmo for colllns generally accounted the first old age responsibilities. by the projects in which they [rapalra. Froo ostlmatoal Broadway musical, “The Black Abe Fortas, whose resignation Requests for capital improve­ gave Nixon an extra vacancy to D’Amiato — American Indian are involved. A ‘B’ knows very Crook.” Although the girls were craft inspirations ment have been received by the well how good he is and will say Bernard A. Lozier thoroughly covered with tights, fill. G rand List board and more are expected. Domalain— Panjamon; I was a so. He has a horizon and Inc. grandma and gpandpa were re­ For a parallel to the current This poll would give them an in­ minded for the first time that headhunter Up $541,113 limits,” Friedman said. trend, Kohlmeier looks back to De la Iglesia—The catalogue of dication of which direction to women had legs, on stage as Chief Justice Roger B. Taney follow, Silverstein feels. Phono 649-4464 well as in the boudoir. catalogues and the pre-Civil War era when Denes — ’The speech chain the Court was insensitive to the Dickson — Great American ice DONNA HOLLAND And there are the great yearnings of the Negro slaves. names in musicals: Florenz cream book Correspondent Chief Justice Warren E. Burger Ettinger — Man into superman Ziegfdd, George White, Irving recalls to him Chief JusUce Tel. 646-0375 Berlin, George Gershwin, Je­ Ewbank — Goal to go Bolton's Grand List' is up William Howard Taft, who em­ Feldman — Crochet; discovery rome Kern, Sigmund Romberg, phasized judicial adminis­ THIS WEEK ONLY ,11S over last year, accor­ SPRING ARRIVALS Cole Porter, Oscar Ham- tration and influenced Presi­ and de^gn ding to figures released by the merstein II and Riduuxl Rod­ dent Warren G. Harding to Giles — Kinta years town clerk’s office. The gers, Lemer and Loewe. What nominate three extremely con­ (joddard — Blimey; another abstract indicates that this OANRIVER “GIGI” SCREEN pleasures thosh names evoke! servative justices. . bo(d( hbout London year’s total net taxable proper­ GorO — Let the glory out; my ty after exemptions is f^,571,- There is one omission of re­ CHECK SEERSUCKER The author suggests that Bur­ South and its politics 712, compared with last year’s cent date that well could have Graham — The Grand National been inclutM because in itself ger helped his old friend from total of ^,020,599. Figures are Minnesota, Justice Harry A. Griffiths — Silent slaughter based on property owned Oct. 1, GINGHAMS PRINTS it is an enchanting journey Hunt — The mugging through memory lane: “ Fol- Blackmun, to be named to the 1972. - V 4” - 1” Great designs on Hutton — The subverters Ues.” Court, and that the two of them A breakdown of this year’s SQUARES 100% cotton. promoted Hershel H. Friday, a Lindbergh — Hour of gold, hour total shows that $18,314,987 is R(mald C. Hood of lead polyester/cotton New Spring colors Associated Press Little Rock, Ark., lawyer who for real estate, $601,396 for per­ 44” /45” Wide 42”/43” wide was one of four potential Nixon Lyman — Library materials in sonal property, and $2,224,620 Machine Wash Machine Washable nominees found to be wanting service to tiie adult new reader for motor vehicles. The figures professionally by the ABA and McGuire — The tooth trip; an are for the gross Grand List. discarded by the President. oral experience Service, blind and elderly GpD SAVE THE UNITED Nizer — The implosion con­ exem ptions to tal $569,291 STATES AND THIS HON­ The book strives to support spiracy making the net Grand List $20,- yd. ORABLE COURT. By lx)uls M. the theories with close atten­ Offen — Cagney 571,712. Kohlmder Jr. Scribners. 309 tion to Nixon’s own pronounce­ Olson — Olson’s wilderness day Figures show that there are Pages. W-95. ments, including his 1968 cam­ Rack — Macrame OtJR ENTIRE 1,064 houses in town, 775 out­ paign attacks on the decisions Richards — Cancer:^the buildings, 1,502 building lots, 32 FOR THE NATURAL LOOK The overriding theory of the handed down under Chief Jus­ wayward cell GOLD LABEL” stores, 5 factories, and 6,004.3 author is that President Nixon tice Earl Warren, and to the ScUee — The edge of an un­ acres of land. There are 2,852 DRIP DRY 31/45’ CO TTON has selected his candidates for decisions themselves, before familiar world; a history of COLLECnONII motor vehicles listed. and since Nixon entered the the Supreme Ctourt with more oceanography A tremendous array of NATURAL MUSLIN ...... White House. Siegert — Systems and general ADVERTISEMENT - emphasis on politics and ideolo­ colors and new exciting Help us save Bolton from gy, and less on merit, than any management; a rationale 35" WIDE 100% COTTON Presidoit in this century and Zadlg — The complete book of surface patterns. Handsomely ecological disaster. Vote DAN RIVER Barry Schweid Democratic. perhaps in history. Associated Press boating tailored in two button and NATURALHOYA...... 3 8 ^ yd. three button models. 44/45’ Luxury details Uke deep NATURAL BACIfOROUND Introducing Finesse. flap or saddle patch pockets. Coin Show COnON CRAYON PRINTS ...... l» v All with deep center vents. Set Sunday 50’ WIDE COTTON The first feminine hygiene system. NATURAL OSNABURG ...... Complete expert alterations at no charge. The Central Connecticut Coin ..1-V FinatM it t h . first cosmetic appliance for douching and external ciaansing. Inside its pretty Gub of Manchester and sur­ 44/45’ POLYESTER/COTTON cate it everything a woman-needs to feel fresh, feminine, and totally clean. Inside. Outside. rounding towns will hold a coin RAYON DECORATION Quickly. Nicely. show Sunday at the Knights of Douching with Finesse on the con^imode is as affective as old fashioned methods are in the Columbus Home, 138 Main St. FLOCKED HAYSTACK FANCIES ...... bath tub because Finesse maintains safe, even water pressure automatically. And its finger tip The event is open to the public 44/45’ POLYESTER/COTTON control makes the stop/start douching-techniqua is easy as pushinga button. free of charge. NATURAL OROUND There will be 22 bourse WEAVERS X PRINTS ...... I’V Snap on the exclusive "m ini-bidet" shovyer head, and the Finesse system becomes a refresh­ dealers from Connecticut, ing external ^ o w e r, or a scented mini bath you can taka In a minute. Used in this way. Massachusetts, Rhode Island 44-/45- POLYESTER/RAYON Finesse becomes a portable version of the bidet w idely used in Europe to maintain fas- and New York for buying, ’POLY LYNN" titious dally hygiene. . selling, trading and appraising NATiNML BUTCHER WEAVE ...... 2 * * 1 4 cmns and currency. Finesse has been tested to meet the highest safety standards and is listed with Underwriters ' There will be exhibits by all a r g machina waahabla Laboratories. members of o, the club and Tom orrow you can throw away all the ugly things you used to'need to feel fresh and trophies will be awarded to the p r « t y . Because today there's Finesse, the famlnina'hygiand'eynem thaf's as new a ^ winners. Some of the exhibits nice as it looks. will be of United States Coins and Qirrency, mini first-day swing in gariand’s Available in White, Blue and Pink. covers with elongated coins, national currency of Connec­ ticut and a Canadian Centennial new fashioned knits... exhibit. There will also be exhibits of foreign coins and FANCY DESIGNS on heavy quality double knits. A wide, wide range of currency. The exhibit receiving colors and combos on machine washable, tumble dry polyester. “yummy” ice cream pasteis $ 2 9 9 5 the most points in the judging scores will receive the "Best of 100% cotton spun acrylics . . . a now thru summer Show” trophy. REG. $3.88 YD. This year the junior members wardrobe of washable spare partsi Basics and creamy colors. of the clui^ wiU compete with 58*760” Wide Short sleeve tops, ail Durene® cotton in sizes S, M, L. each o t ^ 't o win-awards with Jean Cut Slacks, apple, powder, pink, navy or white. 5-15.15.00. their e^bits. Each member must make up his own exhibit Ruffled sleeve top, navy, apple or white. 5-13. 25.00. without any help from the Short Flip Skirt, pink, white, navy, apple or powder, 5-13.13.00. adults. ’Tro p e s will also be Pointelle Top, powder, pink, white or navy. 9.00. given membe^in the junior division. Puff Sleeve Blazer, powder or pink, 5-13. 24.00. Anderson-Little Mrs. Sally Kirka is general SO-FRO FABRICS sportswear, downtown and Parkade. chairman the show. A1 Kirka always first quality fabrics Qreat^amc in thc<0Hamifacturing^^meQothing ill is bourse chairman, and Don At Burton’* No Sato to Evar Final Until You A n Complotaly BatlalMI Spector will handle r^ istra - IN MANCHESTER .tion. Members of the K n i^ ts of CALDOR'S SHOPPING CENTER Burton’s Hours: 1151 TOLLAND TPKE. - EXIT 93 At 1-86 • Downtown 9:30-5:30 M TW FS - 9:30-9 Th. (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE.-BROAD ST. Cotnmbus will be in cbsarge of PHONE 647.1451 the refreshment concession. ______TEL. 646-7728 Parkade 10-6 MTS - 10-9 W, Th., F. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 • PAC^E SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March M, 1878 Coventry Town NEW HAVEN (AP) - TTie The housing authority About New Haven Housing Authority released reports. showing that ...... Temple (toaptor, OES, will has won recognlticm from the the employment of minoriti^ have a Irasinesu meeting tonight U.S. Department of Hotoiing by contractors woiklng for the at 8 at toe Masonic Temple. ani| Urtom Development as a authority increased si^ fica n t- PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE 11 ' ' . ' iClerk leading New England agency to ly to 18 out of 26 job categoridi * 795 EAST MIPpU TWWPMII. WllllirMMi f Founded OcU 1, 1881 Triniiy Covenant Chundi will Minority provi(llng employment on>or- during the nine-month, period (NUXT TO niANKU M IHM IAliKir) have a Lenten Service tonight tunities to mifiority groups, ending to Dkecember (k last 0rENNE0.,THUR$.,FIII.TIU9 Subscribers who fall to receive their year. Published by Manchester Publishing Fbi* Toivn Study at 7:15 followed by a Coffee authority Director Edward newqwper by carrier daily before 5:80 Fellowship in the Fireside Hiring The reports said there were Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, White Jr. reports. p.m. should telephone the circulation Room of toe church, sharp increases minorltity Birthday Party Supplies Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) MOLLY feANTNER timately to subiuiUiiiig alter­ Praised White quoted :an official of bricklayers, mUsons^ dqMutnnent, 647-0^. Correspondent' native plans to the town for to- HUD’S Boston office as having carpenters .and electrical ;; Napkins,lapklns, TaMadotiiSp Hatip Favors Published every evening except Sun­ itiating anil'activating The executive bonid of toe tel. 742-7895 Women’s Christian Fellowship commended the' authority for workers during the period, and SmaH Tofa for ovary days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation rehabilitation." “ its excellent job of increasing The buses are rolling at long last thanks to a sta^ 'iihe: Town Council has ap­ of Second Congregational while employmoit of minority: Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press “ Defining the nature and mbiority employment on jobs subsidy. And how would you Mr. Businessman, lik^ .A proved the request of the Church will meet tonight at 7:30 plumbers was up 300 per cent cond Gass Mail Matter. magnitude of the lake p i^ le m contracted by the agency.” RehU^litatlon' Ctommittee for at the church. over 1971. guaranteed profit of 5 per cent monthly, the has proven to be a task of c(xi- Burl L. Lyons Publisher guarantee given the bus company? Drop Tom Meskill a clerical hssistitoce required to The Manchester Publishing Co. slderable magnitude. We have line and see what he says. accomplish a number of tasks been fortunate in obtaining assumes no financial responsibility for related to its work. The Subscription Rates typographical errors appearing in adver­ many hours i of invaluable The Town of Manchester can be thankful it was! a mild m piest, to wrftliigito the coun­ clerical assistance from ' the Payable in Advance tisements and other reading matter in cil Jrom the'committee, is for winter. John Harkins, assistant town manager, told us that Junior Women’s Club in The Manchester Evening Herald./ part-tlipe help at $2.50 per hour, One Month $3.25 expenditures for personnel overtim e and chem icals u^ed in . tabulating land value data on Display advertising closing hours, 20 hpurs P^ week for six Famous for Service” Single Ckipy ISf snow rem oval and sanding totaled $51,000. This com phres each lot in the lake area. These *'Known for Quality, three full days prior to publicatipn. weeks!.' By Carrier, Weekly 75< to the previous winter when $82,000 was expended but it have been entered on Deadline for Herald'want ads, 12 noon to toe request to the council, neighborhood analysis maps was also mild bv most standards. . One Y ear 139.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon conunittra. Chairman ^ b e r t which also include market ac­ In contrast. Flagstaff, Ariz., measured over 140 InchM Fitcif’shld, “ Theconunitteehas Six Months I19.S0 Friday for publication Saturday and tivity, occupancy ownershop of snow this winter and some of it fell in March. It is. beeii’en^stged in a number of ac- Three' M ontte $9.75 lijipnday. and abatement order status. To estimated that it will cost in the neighborhood of $5(X),000 tiviUies‘during the five months . continue to this direction, we just to repair city streets. Sawmills closed in March and since : its: formation, including wish to obtain more quan­ OF MANCHESTER defining its areas of concern, construction was virtually at a standstill. . _ titative information concerning determining what possible The heavy snowfall does bring Arizona one reward socio-economic factors such as Since 1874 Go Ahead and Eat avenues towards rehabilitation employment income, tax in­ though, an increased water supply. of the lake region may exist, come to thp town, school pop­ It doesn’t appear that the sugges­ beef and saturated fats probably will w[hich to turn permits better ulations, family size, etc. all of Mayor John Thompson’s suggestion for a committee to- defihtog of the nature of, and tion that housewives boycott the mean more chicken, fish, and which will have a direct bearing undertake a study of proposals for a change in quantification of the magnitude on costs, social impact and butchers or even grocery stores has vegetables, especially those rich in Manchester’s form of government is a good one. of the problems involved. mechanisms for caught on. President Nixon may be proteins ■ such as dried beans and Even though we personally like the manager-council “ to pursuing these goals,” rehabilitation.” It'is for this form o f governm ent w e agree with the m ayor, that in view Fitch said, “ we have met with work that clerical help was Special Clearance right that a boycott of beef in the long peanuts. of the interest shown, a study should be undertaken. financial experts, developers, sought, Fitch said. run could prove counter-protective. In And you are not alone in striving to urban planning consultants, the Other members on the com­ Department of Community Af­ other words, the cattlemen might hold down costs. The Navy recently The Eighth District Fire Department needs a boat, it mittee are Paul Goodin, Rose fairs, HUD, the Willimantic Fowler, Dick Breault, Town decide to raise something else, substituted hamburger for steak on its should get one, and it is good insurance for Manchester. Redevelppinent Agency, and We hope Town Manager Robert Weiss looks favorably Planner Frank Connolly, and possibly race horses. Horsemeat, for menus and Admiral Elmo Zumwalt, others. We look forward ul­ sale on carpet roll balances Town Manager Dennis Moore. upon the request. 1 pet foods, has been going up, too. chief of Naval Operations, cautioned Consumers are going to have to grin food managers to stop buying high tI) keep the press and the public fully inform^, Coventry and bear it because higher food prices cost luxury and convenience items, according to senators anyway, the U.S. Senate is spending Choose from: Wools! Nylons! Acrylics! Shags! Plushes! almost $1.5 million annually on salaries for press appear to be here to stay. If you such as steaks, roasts, lam b chops and S6cr6tciri6s. replace steaks with hamburger on lobsters. The report of the Senate’s secretary shows 73 persons Firemen Get Training your shopping list, the price of ham­ Restaurants, hospitals and jails are listed as press aides and on the average they earned $20,313 Commercials! Textured! And Many Others! annually. The report shows 64 of the secretaries are men, In Ambulance Work burger goes up. Clheese and fish, feeling the pinch and the jails can’t come on ladies? recommended by some government raise prices. One New York attending a 22-hour standard ,HOLLY CANTNEk advisers, are not exactly giveaway restaurant chain raised its coffee Our salute to Regal’s on the new canopy that over hangs and advanced Red Cross ; Please Bring Room Measurements — In Stock for Correspondent items. from 15 to 20 cents a cup. Another the sidewalk. It is a fine addition to downtown Manchester. Tel. 742-8795 course. In fact it got us to thinking that the canopy might be a good A third group of men are now : But there is a bright side to all this. boosted hamburgers 25 cents apiece to Due to the increase in am­ attending an Emergency Can Spring Be Far Away? (Photo by Sylivan Ofiara) idea for an entire block or two. Immediate, Free Delivery! Americans still eat better for less a price not revealed lest it boggle the bulance service at the Coventry Medical Technician class being Volunteer Fire Ass(x;iation, the given at an area hospital. than anybody else in the world. And minds of potential customers or prove Orders are starting to come in for our special edition, department has started an in­ In Uie past three weeks 52 Subject to Prior Sale overweight is still a great American too great a shock for people old Manchester Then and Now, which will be published June 23 tensive training' program for men to the department have noting the town’s 150th anniversary. the men, accoiding to an an­ problem . enough to remember the 25 cent ham­ been instructed in cardiac Herald subscribers will receive the edition at no extra nouncement from Harold pulmonary respiration (heart Some nutritionists have observed burger. The Innocent Reg. charge. Extra copies will he available for 50 cents and we Crane, CVFA president. message.) This course tovolvies 15’x14’3” Bigelow Blue Green Heavy Commercial $302. • 9'x19’6” Blue Gold'Comml. Level Loop Acrylic 237. 150. that homemaker’s efforts to People may be stewing over meat ’ will mail them to friends and relatives for that price In the past seven months, the a three-hour session by a 12’x11’3” Green Tones Polyester Shag 151. 110. department has responded to representative of the Heart 12’x10’3” Olive Green Nylon Loop 99. economize on their food purchase may prices but they aren’t beefing. It could anywhere in the nation. 240 calls, with more than 200 of Association. 12’x19’9” Luxurious Wool Plush Vanilla 342. 12’x11’9" Green Sculptured Acrylic .160. 128. actually improve America’s eating be worse. Cuba’s communists are Bystander 12’x10’2" Red Tones Level Loop Acrylic 189. 90. The Wall Street Journal says domestic-make new car these for emergency am- Starting this week, under the 12’x14’ Green Tone Nylon Shag 149. bulancq service. direction of Chief Roger habits so far as nutrition and a rationed to 4 to 12 ounces of beef every sales rose 27.6 per cent in early March from a year earlier. 12’x12' Thick Blue Polyester Shag 160. 12’x19’ Red Rust Level Loop Acrylic 271. 189, A rt Hoppe Under the new traihing Bellard, aU firemen will be 12’x14’3" Beige Hl-Loop Textured Nylon 140. 09 balanced diet are concerned. Less nine days. The total e x ce e d the forecasts of some industry sales 12’x9’ Red Sculptured Nylon 96. pr6^am‘, men have r^ently attending fire training drills 12’x9’ erode Tan Nylon Shag 96. 79 experts and was the Second highest ever for thb period. retkived their certificates from eveiY Wednesday and Sunday. 15’x13’1” Toledo Red Level Loop 169. ’’What is good for General Motors is good for America,” th e ’Red Cross instructor for 12’x13’3” Temple Turquoise Heavy Acrylic 176. 15’x9’ Emerald Green Sculptured Acrylic 189. 130 Joe Sikspak’s Cure for Crime an economist at the University of Illinois has some pretty 12’x14’8" Peacock Mu ti-Color Shag 159. 12’x17’3" Commercial Red Tweed Nylon 288. 180 fair statistics to substantiate the phrase. 12’x19’3” Red Tweed Level Loop Herculon 208. 12’x11’10” Hemp Beige Level Loop Tweed Acrylic 221. 129, Dear President: I, Joe receiving capital punishment is mopery to misdemeanor It is pointed out that a strike of m ajor magnitude against Canine Control 15’x18’9” Blqe/Green Nylon Shag 280. 12’x15’ Blue Green Mist Shag, Nylon 159. 139 Open Forum Sikspak, American, take pen in less than one per cent.” barratry overnight.” the world’s largest auto maker can reduce the gross 12’x11’ Blue Green Commercial Nylon Loop 195. 159, “ He could?” says I. 12’x9’ Red-White-Blue Shag 109. hantl to roast a chestnut in your "The rate of what?” says I. national product as much as $9 billion. The stoppage of Avocado Sculptured Nylon 105. 12’x16’ Gold Tones Commercial Loop Nylon 252. 179, fire. It’s about the death “ It means they won’t do it “Would you spit on the purchases by GM from the 39,000 suppliers it draws upon Considered 9’x14’8" sidewalk if it meant the chair?” 233. 12’x15’9” Autumn Tones Level Loop Acrylic 252. 159 a reserve that paid for such making the state little better penalty. again,” says Paddy. “They for everything from steel springs to candy bars leads to 15’x10’9" Luxurious Green Wool Plush Soon as I heard the news, I learned their lesson.” says Paddy. “ And not only reducing unwanted litters of 15’x11’6" Spice Beige Sculptured Nylon 141. 109 Bolton'*s Bone Pile “ goodies” as trucks and that than the criminal it intends to layoffs of thousands of workers. Even firms that do not HARTFORD (AP) - Dogs 12’x13’10” Ming Green Polyester Shag 189. stopped by Paddy’s Place. “ And about time, too,” says could he wipe out crime, but To the editor: $29,500 payloader used for eliminate. deal directly with GM experience ripple effects as that are spayed or neutered will pets. 15’x9’2" Hemp Beige Heavy Acrylic 210. 12’x19’5" Beige Tones Level Loop Acrylic 363. 219 Rather than attempting to “ Give me a Seven-high, Paddy, I. criminals. We could forever The committee threw out This letter digs up and gnaws digging up HELCO power lines. suppliers cut their purchases. cost their owners less, under a ' 235. 11’x9’2” Royal Blue Textured Nylon 93. 79 to celebrate,” says I. “ The “ But the President,” says close our prisons where they another bill which Would have 15’x16’3" Green Tone Nylon Shag on some well buried bones in Truth urges that town reinstitute the death penalty, bill drafted by the legislature’s 12’x10’2" Rustic Red Loop Rubber Back 116. 89 President’s going to give us Paddy, “ only wants to teach a now loll in luxury at a required the use of barbiturates 12’x18’3” India Spice Level Loop Herculon 192. answer to claims in the political salaries be raised to bring them those justifiably concerned for Environment Committee. back our death penalty.” lesson to cop killers, saboteurs, tremendous cost to us The Connecticut Development Commission ■ says to destroy animals. Only vets 179. 11'9"x8’10” Florentine Gold Acrylic Plush 119. 90 newspaper left in Bolton’s mail “ in line with surrounding the welfare of society should in­ The bill would raise all dog 15’xlO’ Heavy Blue Moss Acrylic “ It’s the CSiristian thing to spies and the like. Now, I ask taxpayers. Don’t you agree, construction activity during 1972 soared to a new hi(^, could handle the drug, however, 12’x15’ Textured Gold Nylon 141, 119 boxes. This newspaper bestows towns.” stead redirect their efforts to registration fees but charge 9’x14’8” Moss Green Nylon Textured 105. do,” says Paddy. “ But he didn't you, are those the criminals Joe?” generating m ore than $1.2 billion in^contract awards. 'The and Apthorp said no vet wanted on itself, the name “ Truth” a Bone 3: Meskill just gave his more constructive channels. If less for altered dogs. And, it 12’x19’9” Tortoise Shell Heaviest Commercial 312. 12’x9’ Gold Print Velvet 130. 89 go far enough.” who are bugging you?” “ I got the feeling you’re 1972 construction total represents an increase of 26 per to “ operate a slaughterhouse” claimed self infallibility, political cohorts and self a wop­ trials, particularly in capital would give $15 refunds to dog 160. 12’x9’3” Luxurious Gold Wool Plush 160. 99 “ How’s that?” says I. “ I never met a spy, not that I working up to something, Pad­ day after day. 12’x12’ Blue Emerald Heavy Polyester Shag enjoyed by one other newspaper ping raise to bring them "in line cases, were held promptly after cent over 1971. ovmers who alter their dogs. 12’x9’ Light Blue Nylon Textured 99. 79 “ Well, Joe,” says Paddy, know of,” says I. “ But I’d sure dy,” says 1. The committee also rejected 12’10”x14’10” Celeron Green Nylon Textured 137. in the world. It’s, namesake with surrounding states.” Who a crime was com m itt^, as the The commission comments that construction this year “We’re destroying 100,000 “ he’s only going to use it for like to kill the joker who ripped “ Now that you mention it, a plan to establish state- 164. 15’x11’ Moss Green Sculptured Nylon 142. 100 Pravda (Truth), Moscow’s said raising oneself by your constitution declares that they may not match the record high level of last year due to cut animals a year in this state and 10’x11’4” Golden Wheat Loop Nylon certain crimes, like killing a off my color tee-vee last Joe, there’s that $8.50 tab you ' operated spaying clinics. 12’x20’3” Bigelow Stati-Point Gray 326. 199 finest. boots strap can’t be d(me. l^ t h must be, those innocent but backs in federal housing funds, high building costs, rising it has got to stop,” said Rep. 12’x12’ Bigelow Heaviest Acrylic Plush Amber 208. cop.” week.” ran up last week,” says he. Apthorp.said the bill allows Heavy Rose Plush 163. 120 Page 1, is used for the listing will seek a constable patrol to without bail money would not property taxes and some over supply in both commercial Grant B. Apthorp, R-Griswold, Leaf Green Tone Shag Nylon 192. 12’x13’4" “ We got to make an example “ Exactly,” says Paddy. ’"The “ Did you know it’s crime to people to go to their own vets 12’x17’ and touting the education bring “ Law and Order” to be unduly incarcerated while whose subconunittee handled 15’x11’9" Heavy„Wool Plush Vanilla 254. 197, out of cop killers,” says I. crimes we really worry about defraud an innkeeper?” and residential space. for spaying. 12’x20’3” Gray Beige Commercial Textured Nylon 326. degrees of its candidates. Bolton. those who are guilty, but able to bills dealing with dogs. Olive (3reen Tweed Nylon “ 168. 139, “ Right,” says Paddy. “ We’ve are burglary, mugging, So I think Paddy’s right. Under-the bill, the new fee 12’x12’7” Bronze Green Shag Nylon 136. 12’x18’ Omitted we find is the No. 1 Bone 4: Law and order came raise bail, go free for a long Ihle puipose of the bill is to got kill people who kill people to vandalism, drunk driving...” President. If tile death Awhile back we received a letter inquiring why offices schedule would be $5 a year for 209. 12’x16’3" Blue Green Sculptured Acrylic 182. 160, spot of first selectmen. Truth to Bolton through the past ef­ periods to further threaten redu<% indiscriminate breeding 15’x9’ Charbrown Level Loop Pile show people that killing people “ Drunk drivers are a menace penalty’s a good thing for some in the Town Hall couldn’t be open until 5 o’clock or so for an altered dog of either sex, 15’x i r Moss Green Hi Low Sculptured Acrylic 142. 109 must be an education snob. forts of citizens in demanding society. If prisons were by giving spayed and neutered 12’x18’9” Gold Melon Textured Tweed Nylon 300. designed to reform rather than is bad.” to society,” says I, “ and kindly criminals, it’s a good thing for the convenience of the public. $7.50 for an unaltered male, ancl Candidate for selectman gets and getting a resident State dogs a financial break. Gold Plush Acrylic 159. 12’x12’ Moss Green Shag Polyester 159. 129 “ That makes sense,” says I. pour me a cup of black coffee.” all criminals. $10 for an unaltered female. 12’x9’3" half of Uie page and charges Police to replace the political to punish their inmates, society Up at th^ hall the other day though we noticed one office Apthorp said that the full En­ 15’x10’ Green BrownTMelon Tweed Acrylic 174. 134 “ I think.” “ And here’s the President ’The only problem is when you Current fees are $3 for a male 12’x13’3” Gray Commercial Level Loop Acrylic 216. that Bolton hasn’t done enou^ constable pabt>l, so dear to the would be better serv ^ when that is open after 4:30, that of genial Town Gerk Ed vironment Committee had Bronze Tweed Commercial Acrylic 192. 159, “ What’s more,” says Paddy, with the perfect punishment at look at how well us law abiding or spayed female and $7.20 for 12’x13’4" Pink Plush Nylon 165. 10’i1 ”x13’ to provide adult education and hearts of big wigs of the truth prisoners complete their terms Tomkiel. It also isn’t unusual to find Ed in his office on killhd two bills to change the “ it’s the perfect form of hand to teach these malefactors citizens abide by the law. I an unspayed female. 9’x12’3" Horizon Blue Commercial Acrylic 144. 99, recreation and he will be selec­ party. In place of gun waving and are released. Saturday. 12’x9'10” Green Tone Shag Polyester 130. punishment. The whole idea of who plague us a lesson they figure mayhe you shouldn’t way animals are destroyed by 12’x18' Red Rust Commercial Acrylic 271. 180 tive in adopting new programs and citizen abuse, Bolton has a Two wrongs do not cancel the Connecticut Humane Socie­ 12’x12’ Red Sculptured Nylon 128. our system of justice is to won’t forget,” says Paddy. ought to open the whble can of like tennis courts and expan­ resident State Police whose each other, killing a criminal 184. 12’x16’1” Persimmon Shag Nylon 179. 140 punish the offender and make “ But he’s too much a bleeding worms. This is open house week at The Herald and the unveiling ty. 12’x13’2” Blue Green Tones, Nylon Shag ding the town office buildi^. sUU, fairness, and actions has will not undo the crime that has He said he visited society About Town 9’x12’3" Green Brown Tweed Commercial Wool 175. 99 sure he doesn’t do it again. And heart to employ it. If he had the Truly Yours, for the general public is Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 Bone 1: If he will give that won the respect and been perpetrated. statistics show the rate of courage, he could wipe out Joe Sikspak, p.m. shelters, and found no valid The Children’s School in “ careful analysis of his” to past friendliness of the young and Sondra A. and recidivism' among those American We will gladly arrange tours for schools, scout groups, evidence that the society’s Manchester will hold a tag sale the old. Other town experiences Bruce M. Stave every crime from felonious Open Tues., through FrI. Til 9 P.M. Phone 643-5171 records he will find it was the high-altitude euthenasia Ihursday, Friday and Satur­ have shown that constable P.O. Box IM and other interested, beginning April 4. We only need abbut Board of Fimuice of the party of method is inhumane. day, at tte former A&P store patrols were the opening crdck Coventry - two days notice so there isn’t any need to book tours a long truth that decried and blocked The society testified last on Broad St. The event will be to eliminate the resident way in advance. In fact it is more convenient for us if they 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester Charge it with our Revolving Charge Plan the vast sum of $400 to initiate to o i^ toat it had to destroy 50 held Thursday and Friday from adult education in Bolton. trooper and start, a high cost „ Herald are done with about two days notice. Let Your Views to 60 unwanted animals a day at 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday Further checking he will find it police department. Current Quotes There are 1,749 daily newspapers in this nation and 868, its five shelters. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or Closed Mondays — Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 or Master Charge was this party of truth that Finally truth asks to be proud Yesterdays among them The Herald, are composed and printed via the “ The main thrusl of this bill shine. Articles will include of its leadership. Proud because “ The bill is a recognition of Be Known rejected the free offer from the 25 Years Ago offset, or cold type, process. is to stop that slaughter,” said clean clothing, furniture, books, state owned Bolton Lake Dam we are the only town containing the obvious: that Phase 3 isn’t This was a Sunday; The Only 21 of those newspapers have an Optical Character Apthorp. The idea is to stop it at records, etc. Proceeds will for recreation. The same cost / a lake without a town beach? If working and that immediate The Congress and the Connecticut General Assembly are Herald did not publish. Recognition system but only five of them, including The the source, however, by benefit the school. of another pay loader could there be anything that is sym­ action is need^ to halt the now in session. For readers who wish to communicate with Herald, are using the OCR system in full production have provided swimming to all. bolic of Bolton leadership, it is spiraling increases in prices, representatives and senators. The Herald lists the following A favorite few of Alton’s the library. As one passes the rents and interest rates.” — addresses: 10 Years Ago capacity. pditical heirarchy will get that many old small towns Texas Democrat Wright Democratic Town Committee recreation use of the tennis throughout the state, the finest Patman, House Banking Com- U, S, "Senate U. S, House votes to recommend John }■ SAAB mittee chairman, upon courts, the others will get their buildi^ is the library, reflec­ Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Rep. William R. Cotter Sullivan for deputy sheriff and introducing a bill to stabilize exercise by working extra ting pride and ideals. In Bolton 5313 New Senate Office Bldg. 514 Cannon House Bldg. Roger Negro for constable. 'The'72 Car that Meets ( rents and freeze all prices and Today in History hours to pay for them, and a it is a recent cast off small Washington, D.C. 20515 Washington, D. C. 20515 Atty. William Fitzgerald, Dr. '73 SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS" interest rates for 60 days. Thomas Healy, William few like t h m selectmen will wooden building. i r Johnson, Russell Philbrick and Today is Wednesday, March British naval forces raided the enjoy the expanded office. Walter Treschuk Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff Rep. Robert H. Steele “ You don't have to hate men Bruce Watkins are elected new 28, the 87th (toy of 1973. There Nazi-occupied French port of A NICE SELECTION STILL Poiiaps he will arrange a tour 369 Charter St. 321 Old Senate Bldg. 1206 Longworth House Bldg. or give up children to be directors to Manchester are 278 days left in the year. St. Nazaire and blew up the after completion to our high Bolton Washington, D. C. 20515 Washington, D. C. 20515 AVAILABLE WITH sdwpl students during their liberated ... Now men and Chamber of Commerce. harbor insiallations. -J hindi time? women must work together. We Today’s highlight in history: to 1971, West Pakistani troops NO PRICE INCREASI! Truth states that it brought need a meaningful dialogue to Hartford On this date in 1939, the put down an uprising to East fiscal sanity and reduced the No Definite Proof achieve our goals.” — Betty state senators and state representatives mail should be Spanish Gvil War ended as Pakistan’s capital of Dacca. tax rate. To the editor: Friedan, addressing a fund­ addressed in care of: State Senate or State House of Today's Thought Madrid fell to the forces of Ten years ago:'T he United Bone 2: The November 1972 Current federal and state ef­ raising event for the New York Representatives, State Capitol, Hartford, Conn. Francisco Franco. States and the Soviet Union Today, may we hear the On this d ate- piAliabed tax figures o f the forts to reinstltute capital chapter of the National Manchester area senators and representatives are: were holding informal talks to G(X)D WORD - “ BENE - state shows that Boiton and punishment, if successful, will Organization for Women. bi 1483, the Italian painter Washington on the Bprlin DICTION” : Ellington taquyers psyr some ' not achieve their avowed pur­ Sen. Harry S. Burke Rep. Donald S. Genovesi ' Raphael was bom in Urblno. question.’Five years ago; There of the highest property taxes in pose. There is no definite proof, “ It’s absolutely insulting to D-3rd (Senate Dist. R-12th Assembly Dist. GO IN JOY; In 1666, King George I of were Clashes between the DISCOUNTS IN NO MORE; the state. Bolton taxpayors are if any at all, that the death say to a man making $15,000 a England was boro. National Guard to Panama and LOVE GOD; to 1792, Nathaniel Briggs of soaked $39.09 per $1,000 com­ penalty is a deterrent to violent year: ’You can’t buy our least Sen. David 0. Odegard Rep. Francis J. Mahoney civilian demonstrators during a SERVE HIS CHILDREN, New Hampshire received a government crisis. pared to the state avm ge of crime. In fact, evidence in­ expensive house.'” — Peter R-4th Senate Dist. D-13th Assembly Dist. S&SBUICK AMEN. patent on his washing machine. One year ago: to Norihem $25.50; dicates that the existence of Taylor, head of operations for a Submitted by; to 1930, the name of the The tax drop was brout^t capital punishment has little firm that pioneered in building Rep. Muriel T. Yacavone Rep. G. Warren Westbrook Irelandi thousands of MJHf'.HfSUP (Oiii-■ 1 economical housing, Winthrop Nelson ■ Turkish city of Constantinople Protestants marched oh the about by airoused citisens effect on criminal action. It D - ^ Assembly Dist. R-14th Assembly Dist. V ilH , i, vi-xilc ‘If t ' 1 4. « ) » Co-Pastor was changed to Istanbul.'' Parliament in Belfast .(defeating aiid stoppingthe past does, however, serve to inten- commenting on the rising cost !i/',t M m i'■' '.■o: ric sn t '.wii 1 Center Church to 1942, during World War II, protesting British rule. 'practice of overtiudng to pile up sitfy man’s inhumanity to man. of single-family homes. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Cbnn., Wed., March 2 8 ,1 9 7 3 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 2 8 ,1W8 Public Records ALL MEW SPRING FASHIONS Dion Appointed Aide OPEN 'TIL 9 P M . TUES. A SAT. TILL 6. W arranty Deeds AT SPECIAL SAVINGS! John and Maty Gudjunls to Of Buildings, Grounds Helen J. Ttemey and Wasco E. Gudjunls, pitq>eirty on Hemlock Wilfred Dion of 8S Carter St., Charles J. Crocini of 15 Frances St., no conveyance tax. .James J. and Elsie M. Mandiester, has been named Dr. resigned last October. OPI^N TILL 9 P.M; assistant supervisor of* Dion assume the position Toscano to Ronald E. and buildings and grounds for the on or about April 16. His salary Christine M. MUlcr, prqierty at TUES.&SAT.TIU6. Manchester Board of Educa­ will be set at 112,000.. 17 Foxcroft Dr., conveyance tion. Dion is now employed as tax $^.10. supervisor of buildings and Samuel E. Pond to William Dion, 46, was appointed to the grounds for Mansfield Public H. and Margery A. Carlson, position by the Board of Educa­ Schools. He was previously an property at 53 Alexander St., tion Monday night. He will fill a assistant forennan at the Pratt conveyance tax $34.10. vacancy created last month by & Whitney Division of United Maiy M. Hollander to Ray­ the resignation of Daniel Ivforan Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. mond A. Novak, prq>erty at 816 of 42 Ardmore Rd., who had A graduate of the Hartford Center St., conveyance tax served in the position since Technical Institute and $29.70. ' Wentworth Institute, Dion has Trade Names been involved in the construc­ Robert Regius and John R. tion business and related fields Rev. Dr.. James R. Uhlinger Rev. Rene ' Ideaux Styger, doing business as for more than 20 years. A Manchester Sweeping Service, Democrat, Dion is a member of Loomis St. Ext. the Town Building Committee Uhlinger Retiring; H a rry E . Neal, doing NOTICE in Manchester. business as B & P Cleaning ALL NEW Dion and his wife, Lois, have Contractors, 59A Rachel Rd. PUBUC HEARING Marriage License Board of Directors four children. Bideaux Successor Other Appointments William Edward Hart, 78 SPRING STYLES Tentative Budgets Phelps Rd., and Joan Marie Of General Manager In other personnel actions The Rev. Rene Orville was assigned as a Methodist Monday night, the Board of Bideaux of Providence, R.I., missionary to Costa Rica, Doherty, 129 Tanner St., April ATf SPECIAL SAVINGS! April 2, 1973 26, St. Bridget Church. 8:00 p.m. Education accepted one has been appointed superinten­ where he was director of the Building Permits 2 Waddell School Auditorium resignation an,d approved two dent of the Connecticut Valley Training School for Methodist l^SE YOUR MASTER CHARGE, B A N K AMERICA RD, teacher appointments. District of the United Methodist workers. He was transferred to Gulf & Western Industries, 163 Broad Street doing business as Mai Tool & OR BirrrERFIELD’S CHARGE " ' Notice is hereby given that in The board accepted the Church. He will replace the the Southern New England En(^eering, 70 x 80 one-story * I accordance with ^ e provisions resignation of Mrs. Dolores Rev. Dr. James R. Uhlinger, Conference in 1965 and was addition to Commercial of Chapter V of the Town Cole, a first grade teacher at who is scheduled to retir^rom assigned to the Harvard- building at 271 Adams St., $120,- Charter, as amended, the Board South School, to be effective the active ministry. ' Epworth Church and in 1968 to 000. of Directors of the Town of April 13. She had previously The appointment, was an­ the Mathewson St. Church, INFANTS' SPRING CO-ORDINATES Jack R. Hunter Inc. for Purdy Manchester will bold a public submitted her resignation to be nounced by Bishop Edward G. where one of his major con­ Corp., 40 X 90 addition to fac­ BREEZY NEW JR. DRESSES bearing on the tentative effective at the close of the pre­ Carroll and will Income effec­ cerns has been the weekly PLAYWEAR SETS FOR GIRLS. Assorted styles. FROM A VERY FAMOUS CALIFORNIA MAKER religious broadcast of the tory at 588 Hilliard St., $40,000. budgets of the General sent school year, and the tive at the close of the Southern NEW, SPRING A whole collection of new Spring styles. Short kicky looks in. Arnels® Also sunsuit and jacket sets. Sizes 12-24 mo. Solids and color co-ordinated plaids for mistokeproof match-making. church’s Sunday services on Loika Construction Co.,for Manager for said Town of board’s action corrected the New England Annual polyesters and cotton blends. Prints, plaids and solids. Sizes 3-13. 6,00 values...... 2.99-3.99 Skirts, jackets, sweaters, pants, blouses and more. NOW SPECIALLY radio station WJAR. new dwelling at 667 Ceifter St., Manchester for the fiscal year effective date. Conference which will start Reg. 22.00-32.00. $22,000. STRETCH TERRY COVERALLS. Flame retar­ PRICED AT beginning July 1, 1973 as . The board appointed; June 7 at Mt. Holyoke College, He and his wife, the former DOUBLEKNIT SPORT COATS David A. Patria for Walter dant. Assorted styles and colors. If perfect 6 .0 0 ...... 2.99 published or to be be published • Mrs. Carolyn Boucher of South Hadley, Mass. Mary Rebecca Edge, have three children, Rebecca ^Ilise, Holland, additions to dwelling Great fashion looks in regulars, shorts and longs. iA an d m o re o ff the o r ig in a l by the General Manager in the Manchester to replace Mrs. The Rev. Mr. Bideaux, 41, has PERMA PRESS CRAWLERS. Reg. 3 .0 0 ...... 6 6 . O f at 173 High St., $8,625. 2.59 2/5.00 Manchester Evening Herald. Cole as first grade teacher at served as pastor of the Mathew- 20; Charles ^ Hubert, 17; and VERY SPECIALLY PRICED AT 14.99 Albert R. Martin, additions to TICKET PRICE Said hearing will be held in the South School, for the remainder son St. United Methodist Deborah Renee, 12. PERMA PRESS SHORTALLS. Reg. 3 ,0 0 ...... 1 - 9 ^ dwelling at 693 Center St., $3,- Auditorium of the Waddell of the 1972-1973 school year. Church in Providence since 000. School, 163 Broad Street on Mrs. Boucher, who received 1968. He was bom in Meadville, A.R. Martin for Frechette & _ Monday, April 2, 1973 at 8 her BA degree from Limestone Pa., and received his BS degree TODDLERS' Martin, convert dwelling at 183 o’clock in the evening, at which College in Gaffney, S.C., has from North Carolina State Ancients Had Little Gold 39.00 SPRING STARTEIB HilHard St. to two-family, $2,- FAMOUS UBEL-COtORMATCHEP hearing any elector or taxpayer had 5^ years teaching College in Raleigh, his BD experience. Salary, 39,495, degree from Duke University Pretoria, South Africa — The 000. MIX'N MATCH may have an opportunity to be amount of gold known to ancient KNITSLEfPERS prorated. Divinity School, Durham, N.C., POLYESTER PANTSUITS h e ^ . For and by order of the civilizations probably totaled PANTS & SHIRTS • Miss Amy Kaplan of Storrs 7 Inches In Half-Hour BY HANES PLAYWEAR Board of Directors of the Town and his STM degree from not much more than is now pro­ VERY FAMOUS MAKER Two-piece styles in Misses' sizes'8-18. A whole array of soft Spring col­ to replace Ronald Aparo as a Cambridge, Ohio — One day Solid pants and patterned shirts. Fancy pants and solid color shirts. The of Manchester, Conneeticut. Boston University School of duced in a single year in the ors, also navy. Reg. 24.00-28.00. Assorted prints and colors. Styles Jumpsuits, shortolls, slacks and Anthony Pietrantonio French teacher at Bennet Theology in 1971. He received Witwatersrand district o f South in July 1914 Cambridge had one for boys' and girls'. Sizes V-4. knit shirts. Sires 2-4, Boys' & combinations ore endless. Each piece is o 16.00 value. of the severest rainstorms ever Secretary Junior High School, effective his Deacon’s Orders in 1956, and Africa. girls' styles. 5.00-8.00 values. recorded in the United States. SPRING-WEIGHT KNIT PANTS Reg. 2.75. Board of Directors April 2 for the remainder of the was ordained an elder in 1958 by Ancient lands’ gold hoards Seven inches fell within 30 min­ 16.99 9.99 ea. Manchester, Connecticut present school year. Miss Bishop Paul N. Garber of North were accumulated by the patient Waist sizes 30-42. 14.00-20.00 values. 1.79 ea. or 2/3.50 1.99 Kaplan received her BA degree utes. 'The air was so full of Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Carolina. collection for many years of water that anyone who stepped m t ticut this twenty-third day of from the University of Connec­ After serving the Sandhill small quantities from streams outdoors found it almost impos­ March 1973. ticut. Salary, $7,725, prorated. 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.1 ... MANf^P-*iTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1873 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 18.1971 ___ * Sound Bridge Foes, Charter Commission Court Approves Stamford Busing Plan

Manchester High WUl Meet April 4 evitable result of toe present palpability to toe white com-, “Those who brought toe suit “All the kids in the new Plan QrganizAiion BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A were only hurting toe ones wdio schools, black or white, are U,S. District Court judge locations of Stamford’s elemen­ munity.” Newman said in his decision toe city was trying to help,” he much better off then they were STAMTORD (AP) — A group Tuesday upheld a Stamford tary schools, which plaintiffs do planners would like tp see more The Manchester Charter only, it requests that toe ques­ that the affect on a large before,” he added. School Honor Roll of opponents of the pit^osed than to see Uian the course of school-busing plan, saying it not challenge,” he wrote. Revision Commission has tion of what type of governmen- number of minority-group Rye Oyster Bay Bridge across does not discriminate against The Rice and Stevens elemen­ opposition die down,” Wilensky s^eduled a meeting for April 4 tis best for ^ ^ c h e ste r should • pupils was to be expected as a Long Islapd Sound {agreed minority-group pupils. tary schools were plosed in 1970 Seniora Brian Ballard Bernard Von Hone Sophomores said, tie predicted that if this to clarify 2 of its 12 recommen­ be placed for referendum, to result of the two school Tuesday to form a foundation to A suit was brought against as part of k desegration plan to High Honors Glenn Banavige Margaret Walker Higif Honors hsppehed N ^ York State of­ dations for charter change. The “let toe voters dOcide.” continue the protest. toe school board’s busing plan achieve as close aStxMuible a 7- closings. THE CRAIT A Sandra Ant&ade Laurea Bania John Walsh Blair Anthony' ficials who favored the bridge clarification will be at the ’The'CRC’s April 4 meeting But he added that “a case of About 200 persons from by Regional Legal Services on to-3 ratio of white b minority- Toni Baxter Sandra Barker JiU Weir Susan Baker would be quick to take advan­ request of the Board of Direc­ will be at 8 p.m., in the discrimination in this context is HOBBY CEMTEB Connecticut and Long Island behalf of 16 black and Spanish­ group pupils in toe elementary Aaron Bayer Susan Benton Margaret Wilks Ellen Bangasser tage. Municipal Building Hearing established not simply by toe Sound attended the meeting tors. speaking pupils. They claimed schools. 778 ItelB St, WlBem U Marguerite Blakeslee Raymond Berthiaume Lynne Wilson Ellen Bluinskl Support for the group was Room. The CRC has 30 days (to existence of the dlspartiy called by Joseph V. Toner, ’The directors, on March 20, the busing plan put an unfair In toe mid-1960s, about 70 per nwM 84S-SSSS Janet Brewer Janet Bixler Helga Wirtz Ann Byram expressed by aides of Sen, accepted the other 10 April 19) to act on toe Board of between the percentages of president of the Shippan Point burden on minority group pupils cent of the city’s Spanish- Ronald Brown William Boll Stanley Wojcoski Hilary Cooper Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., recommendations. It requested Directors’ requests. Following each group affected but only by OriR MH.V RiM li MR ' Assotiation to demonstrate in order to achieve racial surnamed and black pupils Andrea Burr Debra Bombardier Donna Wolfram Barbara Crowley U.S. Rep. Stewart' B. clarification of the proposal for toe CRC’s final report, the a disparity significantly greater regional opposition to the plan. balance in toe city’s elemen­ attended Rice, Stevens and a Donna Buyak Bridget Bossidy Jonathan Wollenberg Donna Damon McKlnneyi RConn., and U.S. placing the water and sewer directors will have 15 days to than toe one to be expectea The group adopted a resolu­ tary schools. third elementary school, accor­ Cheryl Champy Susan Bouton Stephanie Zarbo Denise Daniels Rep. Lester L. Wolff, D-N.Y. In departoents under the jurisdic-„ approve or reject its from use of a racially neutral tion to create a regional non­ U.S. District Judge Jon 0. ding to the school board. Katherine Chevrette Bethan Bowen Judith Dzledzinski addition, messages of support tion of the department of public recommendations (it already plan.” partisan, privately funded foun­ s i SURS~.'^BLISS hat baan aaiYlng'lha Hama Q w n a r, Newman ruled, however, that law yers for toe 16 pupils Glenn Cooper Clinton Bragg Ann Everhart were received from Sen: James works, and the one for has accepted 10 of toe 12). That “Integration planning must Ju n io rs dation whose “sole purpose evidence in the case appeared claim^ that busing of the 'A' Wooden Ships James Cooper Marc Brannick Beverly Fuss L. Buckley, CR-N.Y., and tor 91 YiARS. Par a camplafa FRiE iN S nC TIO N of emergency borrowing without a will be toe end of toe back-and- necessarily be ‘color conscious High Honors would be the preservation of to show the busing was an minority group pupils to new Shirley Cox Nancy Breer Lori Gottlieb Mayor John V. Lindsay of New yaur hama by' a Tarmila Canlrol ExpaH; luparvhad referendum. forth reports. The final action NEW CHAIRMAN of the and it is constitutionally proper Thomas Abraitis Long Island Sound.” Nattonal Women'g Political “inevitable” result of several schools located outside toeto Mary Curtis Richard Brewer Laura Haines York. by tha finaat ladinlcal ilaff, phana aur naaia^ The directors appeared con­ will be for the directors to set a for it to be so,” he said. 'k Stained Glass Debra Begin Stamford Mayor Julius M. Canena, Frances Faren- school closings. neighborhoods labeled them as Paula Dahlem Joanne Britton Leigh Hathaway Mike Smith, an aid to lacal affica: cerned that, the job of water and date for a townwide referen­ Stamford Mayor Julius M. Alice Bojarski Wilensky warned opponents of thold, says in Aspen, Colo., “Plaintiffs (the pupils) have “being Inferior to white Ellen Dam Linda C. Brown Che^l Hyde McKinney, reinforced sewer superintendent iMght be dum on the proposed charter Wilensky said, “I am very hap­ Kurt Carlson the proposed bridge not to be “I am completely skeptical offered no proof that toe dis­ children” and was based on Lamp Kits Lisa Davis Eleanor Bujak David Jacobs Wilensky’s warning to remain subordinated to a minor posi­ changes — expected to be Nov. py with toe decision and not a Kent Demers “lulled into false optimism” by vigilant in opposition to the of the corporate nowers, proportionate burden they bear “considerations of political Lynne DeCampos Gary Bujaucius Cynthia Karch tion. It was concerned also that 6, in conjunction with local their insolence and toeir bit surprised.” Susan Derby recent developments such as a bridge. He said “high level is anything other than the in- Laura Dedominicis Carlene Burgess Roison Doherty Jerome Kemp 649-9240 water and sewage fees might elections. economic aggression.” , Lorraine Burrows decision by the U.S. Depart­ meetings have already taken Kimberlee Delaney Nancy Donovan Brian Kilpatrick become intermingled with Edith Cacace ment of Interior not to grant an place in Washington between Linda Deptula Therese Downing Richard Kos Bliss TERMITE COjnmOl CORR General Fund monies. William Castagna easement for the projected the Department of Interior and Jody Dickinson Jean Falco Ann Leslie On the proposal for emergen­ Bonnie Chace bridge route. those who want to change their piV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Theresa Dion Mary Finnegan Cathleen Maher cy borrowing, the board wants Anne Charest -‘"Iliere is nothing the bridge decision.” , Deborah Don Pamela Fraser Joanne McCallum r,^ ‘ Th« pMwst ft LargwRt In Conn. > ^>v to know who would declare of­ Joan Donovan Brian Clavette Charles McKenzie ficially- that an emergency James Colla Barbara Freedman Kathryn Donovan Doreen Gagnon Sharon McVeigh exlsto- Tf nlso w ants to Donna Cowles Susan Dynes Susan Ganley Erlinde Meier guarantee that the borrowing Cherise Dzura Margaret Currier Diane Miner would be by a two-thirds vote of Anna Cyr Gail Gonyea Lisa Eich Deborah Graham Beverly Morrison the entire nine-member boArd. David Demerchant Robyn Fields Candace Hilton Russell Norton ThA..directors are asking one Georgette Desormiers AUTOMOTIVE CD Karen Frost Linda Hurlburt George O’Hara w n s other (ionsideration by the Phyllis Doenges William Gamache Stephen Ide .Valerie Poulin Charter Revision Commission. 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PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Copn., Wed., Mardi 88, i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester. Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 - PAGE THIRTEEN W eekend Airman OUR SERVICEMEN Of The Month Men Entering Nursing in Volume R etreat Richard t . Migliore, son of His wife, Suzanne, is the Mr.' and Mi's. C. Thomas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ The annual weekend retreat MigliorO of 417 Summit St., man Christensen of East Hart­ After Centuries Away from It for women of the four Manchester, has bera acc^ted ford. Manchester Catholic Parishes for enlistment In the U.S. Air will begin April 13 at Our Lady Force according to M.Sgt. Gary Navy Hospitalman Appren. By AP NEWSFEATURES John J. Blake, son of Nb*. and of Calvary Retreat House in Milier, local Air Force NEW YORK (AP) - recruiter. Migliore has selected Mrs. George M. Blake of 46 Farmington. When most people think of The Rev. Joseph Krastel of SLjqb in the 0ectronics Career Elsie Dr., Manchester, has completed the Hospital Corps Bolwinlck, Debra Jill, daughto of A llen^ 2 ^ ^ ? ! ' the stars of the nursing pro­ Alphonsus College, Suffield, a r^ and after a six week basic Botwinick of .Clarke Rd., Tolland. She was horn M att* 24 at orientation be will attend an 11- School at Great Lakes, Ili. He is fession they think of Florence will conduct the retreat, which Manchester Mehiorial Hospital. Nightingale. is open to women of all week course in basic elec­ a 1072 graduate of Manchester tronics and a 26-week school for High School. denominations. Cordner, Matthew David, s6n of David and t t j t h ^ Few recall that daring the The retreat will open on April avionics instrument repair. He Butterhof Cordner of Rt. 6, Andover. He was bom M an* 24 ^ Crusades of the 11th century, 13 with registration at 7; 15 p.m. wiil enter the Air Force on ac­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His n a a te r^ g r^ P ^ te i^^ the celebrated kni^ts of the and conclude the afternoon of tive duty March 30. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Butterhof of Effi Harbor, lU . His p a t ^ Middle Ages banded together in April 15. iMiss Lemelini nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Cordner of E ^ military nursing orders to build Reservations may be made Peter D. Morra, son of Mr. Hartford. He has a brother, Albert 4; and a sister, Jennifer, 1. hospitals to care for the sick with Mrs. Gertrude Hagedom, and Mrs. Peter Morra of Tinker Wins Medal and wounded. Pond Rd., Bolton, has enlisted Mrs. Betty Spaulding or Mrs. Loto, Marianne Elizabeth, daughter of Frank ^ Sports Outfits Slice green pepper into rings. Handicraft Supplies Sue Scheibenpflug of St. James in the U.S. Air Force delayed Miss Julie Lemelin of 41 Anderson Loto of 93 Sunnybrook Dr. She was bora Mart* 23 at Exciting new spring slacks Lay three thin green pepper Be sure and stop at the Somewhere along the line Parish; Mrs. Sally Rackowski enlistment program. He is a Teresa Rd., Manchester, vyon a Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal g t^ p a re n te are from a famous midter. Prints, rings on hot buttered toast. KNITTERS WORLD for all they released their foothold and or Mrs. Barbara Tierney of 1971 graduate of Bolton High nursing became a women’s pro­ medal for her solo routine in the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson of 20 Avondale Rd. Her P®!*™** solids, and plaids. Misses Sizes Spoon on tangy cheese sauce your knitting, crocheting, em­ Assumption Parish; Mrs. Mary School and a member of the junior division at the National grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I/)to of Tampa, Fla. She and serve immediately. broidery, crewel and weaving fession. Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ 8-20. Reg. $16 & $22. Harvey’s Sulots, Mrs. Rose Schwoerer or S.Sgt. Joseph A. Paone Baton Twirling Competition necessities. Knitters World, But times are again chang­ ment. After completion of the has a brother, Thomas Anthony, 21^. price $11-$14. Top these off with Mrs. Mary Schauster of St. held Sunday at Tolland High Manchester Parkade, Middle ing. Men see nursing as a new Air Force basic orientation at a beautiful Polyester long Bridget's Parish; and Mrs. Sal­ School. Lareon, Jeffrey Andrew,, son of Craig and Judith Arnold Tpke West. frontier profession. Enrollment San Antonio, Te:.as, he will be sleeve blouse in assorted G90d-L09king ly Rackowski for St. S.Sgt. Joseph A. Paone, son of The contest, attended by son of 42 Highland Dr., South Windsor. He was bora March 23 at ' in schools of nursing across the trained in the Mechanical colors. Reg. $10. Harvey’s price Barthoiomew's Parish. twirlers from Connecticut, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are PLAZA DEPT. STORE, East country reflect this new'atti­ Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Career area. He will enter the Senior Citizens Special $7. Complete your outfit with a Massachusetts and Rhode Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Arnold of 43 Dorothy Rd. His paternal Chop two slices of bacon very Middle Tpke, Manchester is tude. Such schools and profes­ Air Force on active duty, July Need perking up? PARISIAN 100% Polyester blazer in spring Paone, of 44 Princeton St., Island, was sponsored by the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larson of Centerbro^. ffls fine and sprinkle it over the next to Frank’s Supermarket sional associations are recruit­ 12 COIFFTJRES at 50 Oak St. will pastels & solids. Reg. $32. Manchester, has been named . ______Tolland Lions Club. Miss great-grandmothers are Mrs. Betty Larson of Essex aM 5 ^ . tops of biscuit or corn mufHns and across from St. ing men on a massive scale, Class Reunion offer on any Monday, Tuesday, H a r v e y ’s p r ic e $25. just before putting them in the Bartholomew’s Church. A great pointing out veterans benefits “Airman of the Month” by the U!S. Air Force Sgt. Donald J. Majorette of Connecticut was Helen Taylor of Fort Plain, N.Y. He has three sisters, Christa, HARVEY’S, Tolland Tpke., The Manchester High School Wednesday or Thursday a oven. Bake as usual. They to store for sewing notions, craft for education and scholarship Connecticut Air National Childers, 51 Starkweather St., crowned during the afternoon 4W; Joanne, 3; and Cynthia, 1. .Caldor Shopping Plaza. class of 1963 is planning a reu­ shampoo and set for $2.50 and a very well with vegetable supplies, birthday party assistance. Guard. Manchester, has arrived for ceremonies. salads. nion June 2 at the Holiday Inn in haircut, if needed, for $1.50 supplies, housewares, paints, In 1953, to tal m ale en­ Paone, a veteran of eight- duty in Iraklion Air Station, Julie is a seventh grade stu­ Belcher, Matthew David, son of Michael D. and Lrelie Hunter more, or a permanent including rollment in nursing schools in Meriden. dent at St. James School, where Belcher of 128 Green Rd. He was bora Mart* 23 at Manrarater lamp shades, and picture years of service in the U. S. Air Crete. He is the son of Mr .and shampoo, haircut and set for frames; plus the best selection Ohio was 18. In 1971, the fall Anyone who has not as yet she organized and is teaching a Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Force, is an administrative Mrs. John Childers, and is a $9.00 Tel. 643-9832. of Instruction books for arts and enrollment in just one city in received information concer­ third grade baton corps. She is Jack R. Hunter of 100 Boulder Rd. His paternal grandparents are ning the reunion, may call Judi specialist in the 103D Combat radiology specialist at the crafts. that state,'Cleveland, was 49, a student of Penny Critchley of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Belcher of 363 Spring St. according to the National Stu­ Morrison Addabbo at 647-1925, Support Squadron based at USAF Hospital. He previously New Britain. When hanging a picture, use Add one-half cup each dent Nurses Association. or Melody Weir at 646-6066. Bradley International Airport, served at Grand Forks AFB, a fork to slip the wire on Windsor Locks. He is a N.D. A 1967 graduate of This was her first entry in a Perera, Betty Jane, daughter of Jesse and Rosa Varela Perera chopped raid! na and nuts to Shortages of nurses in hospi­ “Of 173 Spruce St. She was bora March 21 at Manchester Memorial hanger or hook. Rest the tines stanoard bran muffins. Bake graduate of Manchester High Manchester High School, he national competition. She will (rf me fork on the hanger and tals across the country is one received his AA degree in compete in additional contests Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Guadalupe Varela in the usual way. Good either factor in the increase of men in Mid-Season School and is employed by the slip the wire over the handle. hot or cold. UNIFORM STYLE — To meet the need for coordinated apparel Travelers Insurance Company. radiology in 1969 from Franklin in North Haven and Stratford of Miami, Fla. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Spring Pickup. studdnt nursing programs. for male and female nursing students, Liz’beth Designs has a High l^hool in Philadelphia. next month. Perera of Havana, Cuba. She has a sister. Rose Marie, 6. Take advantage of the Former military medical new collection of coordinated ensembles. The uniforms, de­ Recitals Show how bright spring is We Help You corpsmen are bdng hired by Frosting Special for $18.50 at The Do-It-Yourself Fixers signed in easy care doubleknit Encron polyester, are available Vocal and piano students of with flowers from the cash and hospitals to supplement profes­ THE LOVELY LADY If you are doing a little wito colorful braid trim to match school or class colors. Debra the Werner Piano, Organ and carry special at BUETTNERS sional nursing staff and encour­ BEAUTY SALON, 390 Main St. carpeting or painting job Kubitsl^, left, wears a turUeneck, modified A-line style in Vocal Studio will give a series FLORIST, 1122 Burnside Ave., Get in the swing of Spring and aged to continue their training white with gold piping and a gold blazer. Student nurse Dale East Hartford, 528-9586. around the house, you will find to enter the nursing field. of mid-season recitals at Center call 649-7666. MANCHESTER LUMBER, 155 Smith wears a modified turtleneck tunic, also trimmed in gold, Freshen leftover biscuits by with a mntrhing blazer. Both are students at the Ashland State Congregational Church. Center St., Manchester, very Many men in safety profes­ The first recital will be putting them in the top of a helpful in aiding you to pick out sions, such as police and fire­ Hospital School of Nursing. Friday, at 7:30 p.m. in double boiler that has been Keep a nutpick in your men, are studying in evenings. NOW FROM rinsed out'w ith water. Cover sewing basket, using the blunt the correct materials. ’Tel. 643- Memorial Hall where a At Hunter College-Bellevue program of piano and vocal and heat. edge to. turn belts, and the pick 5144, ask for Jack or Frank. School of Nursing in New York end to pull out the corners You will find them very helpful. selections will be presented by after the belt has been turned. City, the experimental nursing the students of Karen W. Pearl Look! Look!... program trains such safety per­ and Kenneth Woods. Among the You will find that a nutpick sonnel for a second career after 254 gives you appetizer, makes a handy tool to untie Dumbemnd Anas' students participating are B.D. AND SON dessert and beverage with any Big & Tall Men retirement. beginners and those who have P E A R L hard knots, or to remove meal ot $2.50 or Morel! Offer Big & Tall Shop, 903 Main stubborn corks. Couple To Live been studying a few years. The American Journal of good daily, excluding Friday Street, Manchester has every Nursing recentlv featured an The second recital will be and Saturday, 5:00 to 9:00, and 8 19 7 size for every man. Why waste Weed People article suggesting that the new In South Korea Friday, April 6 at 7:30 in the At least ono8 a month give certain holidays...at MR- 38-50 time running around the state The works of ten different image of the profession would Federation Room of the church KitcheimA id dishwashers all-wool clothes in use a good STEAK, 244 Center St., looking for your man’s size? require a name change. Health potters may be had at THE Mr. and Mrs. John F. Costello they will reside for ap- where another group of piano brushing and airing inside and Manchester. Phone 646-1995. Fine details like a partial belt, top-stitching, a back REGAL’S BIG & TALL SHOP Care Practitioners was sug­ of Manchester were feted at a proximately two years. and voice students will out. Include wool-mbric shoes has it...643-2478. SHOE STRING, from weed or bedroom slippers, scarfs, pleat and soft yoke make gested as a new title for nurses “Bon Voyage” party given by The Costellos have five perform. this a good-looking dress! people to hanging potters. Shoe and School of Health Care Prac­ children: Richard Costello of Parents, friends and all in­ and felt hats. Brush out seams. To prevent losing your String, 38 Oak Street. Open 10- their children recently. An open Turn down cuffs, turn out No. 8197 with PHOTO- tice was the name suggested for Manchester; Mrs. Joseph terested persons are invited. shopping list, write it on a GUIDE 5:30 Tuesday thru Saturday, house was held and ap­ pockets and brush thoroughly. is in Sizes 38 to 60. schools of nursing. p ro x im a te ly 150 g u e sts Marinelli of AndoVer; DCnald shipping tag and tie it to your Size 40, 44 bust . . . 2% Thursday til 9. Oosed Mondays. shopping bag. Savies having to yards 60-inch. attended. Costello of Manchester; Mrs. KitchenAid Dishwashers Costello is a process-engineer Jacquelyn Nq^wicki of Society Hah through your purse when Patterns available only M an^ester and 'l^vid Costello Handle pots and pans as well as everyday dishes Do Voii dare yoUr hands are full of bundles. - ^' tn tixea ohoton. RANGE AND with Colt’s Manufacturing SIND T8t la esin Hr ^ p a |^ Company of Hartford. His job is of Guilford. Meetifig and glasses. Whichever KitchenAid dishwasher you About The Very Best? — laelaSM Rsttus aiS kMSIlag. FUEL OIL taking him and his wife, Yvette, The couple has 18 The Charter Oak Chapter of Then why not treat yourself Spring Dreflzmaking . Sue Burnett, Mencheater GASOLINE gfandchildren. select, you'll get outstanding performance and with a hairdo you will be proud Evening Herald, 11 SO AVE. to Pusan, South Korea, where the Historical Society for Early ...and Girl’s tailoring classes of at THE GOLDEN CHARM OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, American Decoration will meet reliability. for adults, 10-16 and drapery N.Y. 10036. COIFFURES. Make an appoint­ BANTLY OIL Thursday, April 5, at 10 a.m. at • Built-Ins classes starting this week. Size Mat HaaM, MOrtu aitt ZIP the Camelot Motor Lodge in ment with any one of our girls. CODI, Stilt Naatar aad Sizt. FAIRWAY has all the fixings COMPANY. INC. of classes is limited to nine. All Cake Decorating Wethersfield. There will be an • Front-loading Portables They always aim to please. For Choose a FREE Pattern for Easter decorations and Children's School appointment call M9-2806 or sewing done in class. Call 644- from the '72 Fall & Win­ FLO’S CAKE DECORATING 331 Main Street election of officers for the com­ entertaining. Egg shapes for • Compact, Top-loading Portables 649-2807. Let’s get together at 8125 or 528-1186. KATHLEEN ter Basic FASHION con­ SUPPLIES, 191 Center St., ing year. STILES, 726 Ellington Rd., taining many lovely sugar eggs, styrofoam eggs, ar­ Tel. 649-4595 Plans Puppet Show The G olden C harm , 1143 Manchester, Mon.-Sat. 10-5; ON SAU MARCH 29 THRU MARCH 31 John. LaPresle of North • Convertible Portables South Windsor, Wapping styles and designs. Price tificial flowers and paper Rockville 875-3274 Stonington, will talk on Tolland Tpke., Burr Comers, . . . $1.00 a copy. Thurs. till 9. Three puppet plays will be • Dishwasher-Sink Combinations Professional Center. tableware. Image Playhoure in Hartford, “Restoration of Old Frames,” Manchester. performed by the Storrs and libraries, schools and at 1 p.m. LaPresle is an artist Ask any KKchenAid Owner Puppet Theater at Temple Beth recreation centers. and is presently in charge of all ■ Sholom, 400 E. Middle Tpke., Admission to the perfor­ exhibits at the Mystic Seaport Manchester, Sunday at 2 p.m. mance is 50 cents. in Mystic. The plays will be presented by 5 DIGIT MATCH—all 5 • • • • # $5,000 WIN -I- Chance for $75,000 the Children’s School of Manchester. STAR GAXEK* 4 DIGIT MATCH—first 4 • • • • * or last 4 * • • • • $200 WIN ’The plays are “Kasperl and •By CLAY R. POLLAN- m m 3 DIGIT MATCH—first 3 • • • * * or middle 3 * • • • « or last 3 * * • • • $20WIN Dr. Sassafras” by Franz Pocci, LIRRA W UM. 2t >1 Vour Dally Activily Gulda W “Androcles Likes Bananas” by If . According lo Ihn Sian. ’’ SCRAMBLE MATCH—all 5 digits of the winning number in any order $25 WIN 19 To develop message for Thursday, Remo Bufano, and “Bisclavay M7-18-19-3! 36-37-39-5b/. The winning'number for this Lottery Ticket will be drawn on date indicated. YOU NEED THIS TICKET TO CLAIM. A PRIZE at authoriied Claim the Werewolf” by Jagna Zahl, /42-46t87 read words corresponding to numbers 55-59-81-89VJ of your Zodiac birth sign. Centers. 00 NOT MAIL. Rules and Regulations ot Lottery Division will decide all winners. Prizes must be claimed within one year Irom date TAURUS SCORPIO with music by Richard Arnoldi. 1 Get 31 Indulgent 61 Should ot drawing. VOID IF TORN OR ALTERED. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST OR STOLEN TICKETS. VALID ONLY FOR DRAWING DATE SHOWN. A WINNER A9R. 20 62 Expensive o c r . 23 i The Storrs Puppet Theater is 2 Find 32 To ♦6# uhsifiTisn IS ELIGIBLE FOR HIGHEST PRIZE ONLY. CoanecUcut State lottery supported by a grant from the ( UAt 20 3 Results 33 Interesting 63 Easier N o k 2 l\ -Y ' J ^ — (H-13-40431 4 Your 34 New 64 Stingy 5b53^50^1i Connecticut Commission on the rO-76-7W4 5 A 35 Relotives 65 Be 65^74 “ KitchenAid Tiash Compactor Signature Arts. It has performed widely 6 Subtle 36 Don't 66 Than GIMINI 7 You 37 Be 67 Considered SAOTTARIH Tames trash, helps keep your kitchen neat and clean. for the past five years in MAY 21 8 New 38 Personality 68 Over Nqr.2^ / 9W oys 39 Guilty 69 New Eastern Connecticut and JUNE 20 10 May 40Socrificlng 70 Time DK. 21 ^ Exclusives: Address Town State Massachusetts for both 1-47-49 11 Day 41 Twice 71 Favors 2- A 9-25i EVrrt Sitre!^ children and adults, including ^-69-74 12 Meet 42 More 72 Likely ^29-85-864 • Triple Drive Ram that compacts 13 Far 43 Leisure 73 Usual • Built-ln'Litter Bin'™ festivals at the University of CA N C tR 14 Mate 44 Will 74 Purchase CATRICORN evenly no matter how uneven JUNE 21 15 Some 45 Compliments 75 New DR. 22 • Charcoal Air Filter to control Name (Print) Soc. Sec. No. C t O a - Q O - C Y & Q f t Connecticut and 46 Than 76 To 16 May ■JAN. 19 the load O c Aatn S ) Massachusetts, at Harvard, JULY 22 17 Don't 47 Before 77 With odors COMMISSION Emerson College, the former . ., 3-14-48-57 18 Involve 48 Be 78 Encourogirtg 20-25-30^5^. • Powerful % h.p. motor; 3000 19 Close 49 Makir>g 79 Job 6»71-72 VSI • Use with or without trash bags A:to56-73 80 First For Bank Use: Initials 25 ON SPECIAL REVENUE 20 Surprises 50 Of AQUARIUS pounds of ram force. LIO 21 Storf 51 Your 81 Ar« JAN. 20 JULY 22, 22 Be 52 Don't 82 Always About Town 23 Think 53 Personol 83 Words FEfl It AUO. 2Z 84 Requirements 24 Over- 54 Be 7-10-12-li Center Congregational I-54-5A64 25 Of 55 Suspicions 85 And 7A83 26 Await 56 Too 86 Helpful 13344-38 Church Junior High Learning 27 Turn 57 Reoilzed 87 Necessory riKis Opportunities, Drop-in Center VIRGO 28 Being 58 Motters 88.Leaf FEE. 19 • AUG. 23 29 Kindly 59 That 89 Unfounded and Choir for Grades 7 through 30 You 60 And 90 Other! HAk.20Y 9 will meet Thursday from 2:30 s m .2 2 4-14-16-2: 1 -5 -8 -2 1 )Advetse K itchenA id K itch en A id to 5 p.m. at Woodniff H311 of '••58-7588 24^1-32^901 the church. Food W aste Hot-w ater Heads you wirie.. toils you collect. Disposers Dispenser 200 More Pairs Arrivadi Grind everything, from Like having a built-in Now we’ve made it easier for you to No forms to fill out. No red tape. Easy as cashing a These New Tickets go on sale March 20 for the bones to stringy vegetables. teakettle. You get steaming check. Simply fill out the back of the new Lottery Ticket, M arch 29 Drawing and will be standard on all Tickets (Plus VHIiars On Hand) hot w ater at the turn o f a collect your Lottery winnings. • Cast stainless steel grinding as shown above, in the convenience of your home and from now on. Ladles Rssortod elements knob for: We’ve built in a claim form . . . right on the back of the present it to the nearest Savings and Loan Association So play the Lottery. s Automatic Reversing s Instant foods and drinks Ticket. Starting with Tickets dated March 29, you’ll be Ciaim Center only. (Motor Vehicle Offices will s Insulated Housing • Fast start on cooking able to cash in your winning $20 and $25 Tickets We wanted it to be more fun. SHOES • h.p. Motor • Many uses every day continue to accept claims, but cannot offer immediate immediately at your nearest Savings and Loan Association payment.) So we’ve made it easier to collect. and Claim Center. ^ SANDALS This Week’s Drawing will be at Hartford’s K i t c h e n A i d a p p u a n c e headquarters "Come In The Back Way, and Save!" Hotel Sonesta Plaza Rooni! Thurs.i 10:39 A.I Carriage House Barn Women's Shoes and Boots at Discount Prieos! B.D. P E A R L AND SON TEL. 943-2171 W FDBinU. PIACB) DOWNTOWN MANCUUaniB 649 MAIN 8T. 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• ^ e # Bolton Rockville Hospital Notes SawelAt Paithmarfc^ Admitted Tuesday: Rosalie non; Pauline Hagen, Upper Vernon; Susan Leach, Spring Births Tueiriay: A son to Mr. ClaMi/LalB.llodtl Andre, Manor Lane, South Batcher Rd., Rodtville. St., Rockville^ and Mrs. Richard Malopn, Windsor; Thomas Pereira, Also: Stephen Shackway, Discharged Tuesday: An­ River St., Rodcville; a son to USCDCJWS Cruiser Rejected Torry Rd., Tolland; William toinette Johnson, Hampton; KAr. and Mrs. Francis Miner, Legion Dr., Vernon; Bruce ^ Top Prioot PaM • Morse, South St., Rockville; Wlesner, Susan Rd., Vernon; Cindy Lucia, Enfield; Mrs. Village St., Rockville; a m rn-AN mmol Ethel Drew, Wells Rd., Talcott- Janice Klingman, Eudy Court, Margaret O’Brien and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ville; Kathleen Ouellette, W. Vernon; EUsabett Tedford, dau^ter, ; Richard Rd., Vdr- Wllliam^eUer, Oiarter Rd., ^ cMm cUEMniEr At Town Meeting Watson Rd.,,Vernon; William non; Mrs. Janet Lafforthun and Ellington; a daughter to Mr. Main St., RbckvlBe; Joseph CO, at . Layman, Hartfot^ Tpke., Ver­ Cullen, old Post Rd., Tolland; son. Laurel Ridge Rd., Tolland; and Mrs. Rolan^ Robinson, 12281MltiStr Natalie Williams, Janet Lane, Mrs. Nancy Paitaria and Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington. I daughter, &ast Hartford. DONNA HOLLAND adjacent to the present Herrick in religious community; illness, Correspondent Memorial Park. Those present physical disability, or religious PlfEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, At last! Wholesale Our Butcher Block meats and poultry 646-0375 also approved a resolution‘ to tenets. are triple inspected, by the govern­ thank Mrs. Herrick for all the Wine Festival Over ISO residents attended M o st meat prices have eased land she had donated to the There are a limited number FRIDAY, SATURDAY ment (our beef is U.S.D.A.Choice: last night’s town meeting which town. of tickets left for the .. at least for this week. our poultry U.S.D.A. Grade A) by rejected the purchase of a The general feeling Republican Wine Festival stores Pathmark, and by you in two-way. police cruiser and unanimously And we’re passing the concerning the purchase of a March 31 at St. Maurice Parish approved the seven remaining see-through trays. In addition, we police cruiser was that if Bolton Center. Tickets can be savings on to you with items on the agenda in about an o p e n at Pathmark personally guarantee has reached a point where it purchased by calling any hour with little or no discussion. our value-packed your money back if you're not com­ does need additional police Republican Town Committee Residents approved the protection, an'in-depth study of member. Butcher Block party. pletely satisfied. appropriation of $2,550 from the need ^ould be made first. Flea Market cash surplus for preliminary The appropriation of either There are still some tables % plans and cost estimates for a $3,000 from cash surplus for a Hoursad^v left for the indoor combination new town library and $3,651 Butcher Block Value used patrol car or $5,000 for a flea market and crafts show from cash surplus for general Store Hour Information new fully equin>ed patrol car being held at the St. Maurice highway maintenance. H^New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and some with a radio was unanimously Parish Center. The event will An $18,000 appropriation from New Jersey Pathmarks Closed Sundays rejected. be from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Stores not open Sundey, Clote Seturdey night et midnight capital and non-recurring for a Morra said, “ All I wanted to Sirloin Steaks Saturday, May 12. end open Sundey et MIdiMBht. new dump truck with a radio, do was to give townspeople an Sander and plow frame was also Contact Mrs. James Phelps, During the late hours some departmeiits may be closed. 2 added service. If they don’t Birch Mt. Ext., or Mrs. Michael ^ USDA ( approved. Mrs. William Houle ______Well Trimmed $i39 want it, it’s okay.’’ Giglio, Fernwood Dr., to ( ^ C H O ^ questioned why the amount B oycott could not go into the budget. reserve your table. I ■ I U*S*D*A* Grade A ^ Full Cut lb. I ' At its last meeting the Bolton First Selectman Richard Morra Girl Scout Drive Democratic Town Committee answered by asking why we Mrs. William Vogel, Bolton Large White ^ 4 , voted full support of the should continue to build the con­ coordinator for sustaining upcoming meat boycott Butcher Block Value tingency fund. He said that any membership enrollment in the scheduled the first week of board could apply for this Connecticut Valley Girl Scout April. money for equi|ment. Council, Inc., has announced Eggs 09. “ To show our alarm with the that the drive has been com­ Fund u *>nifers of $334.14 spiraling food costs, we urge all pleted. Rib Steaks from capitat 'ud non-recurring consumers to refrain from She would like to thank the park dewlopiuent special fund purchasing meat the first week following volunteer workers for to the park budget for oiling the in April in the hope that the their assistance on the USDA i 7” Cut $ 39 road and $1,225.48 from capital administration in Washington successful drive; Mrs. CHOICE None Priced Higher and non-recurring fire will take notice of this action Marshall Latulippe, Mrs. 2 Servings per pound |b. equipment special fund to the dnd that a solution to the Robert Gallant, Mrs. Anthony general fund to reimburse the nationwide problem will be Fiano, Mrs. Gerald Greene, ■ town for fire equipment forthcoming.’’ Mrs. Norman Lemaire, Mrs. Butcher Block Value expenditures were also ap­ John Mahon, Democratic Joseph Gately, Mrs. Dale proved. Town Committee chairman Higgins, Mrs. Ernest Duke, The nominations of Dr. added, “ Nixon’s trend of Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Robert Butterfield as director ‘economic bolony’ has become Thomas Franz, Mrs. Alden STEREO LP of health and Dr. Howard too expensive for the consumer Chick, Mrs. Siddiq Sattar, Mrs. Chuck Roasts to swallow. We urge all ■ Lockward as assistant director Norman Barnard, Mrs. ALBUM SALE (Beef Chuck) shoppers to support this First Cut 89= of health were confirmed. When Norman Nadeau, Mrs. Louis s-| 29 boycott.” Cloutier, Mrs. Lawrence USDA asked why this was being done Reg. 2.17 Bottom Beef (c.,i,forna) at a town meeting, Morra Applications Available Cassells and Mrs. John Mahon. CHOICE MEN'S BLUE DENIM 4 Days S-| 39 replied that the general statute Applications for absentee Bulletin Board N04R0N SHIRTS Boneless (Beef Cbuck) says to make the appointment voters are available at the town The Board of Education will Music for everyone at big through a town meeting. clerk’s office. To be eligible for WESTERN JACKETS present its budget to the Board FOR BOYS AND MEN double discount. Country Approval was also given to absentee voting, you must meet of Finance tonight at 7 at the western, pop, rock, jazz. Butcher Block Value authorize the ^selectmen to one of the following town hall. . f 6 6 ... 4 7 6 Our Regular 6.47 5 7 accept a conveyance from hfrs. requirements: Armed Force The Senior Choir of United 4 Days Only In pkgs. of 3 lbs. and over. member, student in Connec­ Pri( Edson Herrick of Methodist Church will hold its 4 servings per pound. approximately 8.2 acres of land ticut or spouse of, membership rehearsal tonight at 6. M BOYS' MEN'S 4 HfcJuf tion Boys' polyester/cotton dress shirts with sWilsh Casual jeans jackets in bold Western stvie for long-point collor. Fashion prints. Sizes fe-18. the rugged man of action! Tailored in heavy- Ground Men's casual sport shirts in polyester/ Toward ItiopwehaM of This Coupon y ' - a Pathmark 100% Nylon Men's soft, absorbent white hond-woshoble, sun- and griff’**'back. 2-tone avoca­ Cotton prints reverse to sol- This Coupon L ^ Toward the purchase of Worth •"»*'• Worth II II 1-pt. 12-01. btf. Aaaortad Sizes and Colors annual t o is . p.m. and April 2 and April 9, burglary, robbery and auto Worth socks. Nylon-reinforced heel fire-safe. 2-tone boucle'. do, gold, blue, lilac* Savel ids. Polyester- filled. Hurry! / any throorolieot Board members and the both from 7. to 9 p.m. theft units and a reorganization 186 eheets ea. of and toe. KM-IS. Charge iti • OwnHB C f whu Rtg. TJA. Lestoll Opaque pulflic feared that the program Applicants must be 18 years of the police patrol structure as Scofrowet might require moving local of age, residents of Ai^iyeiv ^important factors in the overall ScotTowels Soap Pads ^ Cleaner Panty Hose children out of neighboihood and if foreign bom,^.ni^t be decline in serious crime. CspyrUMO tSTa by S. e. KWSeoe Cowipyy UhiMsMMtlamlly.OoadalanyPattimatatueannsriicl. __ schools in order to maintain the naturalized citizens. ^ The report said major crimes LImH OM oar laoiMy. OocO al any FaHiiMik (luparwaHiat. UmW n e jwr Meiity- 4 — 4 at ■wy Prthmarti iMpDfiwertit • Imii ow St any Paemstk aupanntAsl. •iM h MeveS t f MicM 89i. M m li «1.1173 March f t thru S tt. March 31. ISTS. VoM athara pf»hlhlM4. Q racial balance. These three voter making num bei^ 8,941 in 1968 but fell March SI. 1STS. Void whsrsarsWbHsd. •un.. March f t Miry t d ., March Si, 1STS. VoM where pcoWhWd. In other action the. board sessions are q>ecial ones held to 6,597 iBSt year. In, 1970, the 239 Spencer St. — Manchester Save 154 Save 154 B P O P ^ ” bD epppppi| Save 204 iBPPP^f^P Save 204 voted to make copies of its by law pi’ior to town's number of crimes hit a p ^ of PPOODOl minutes from January 1973 municipal elections on May 17. 9,305 cases. Prices effective Suh., March 25fh thru Sat, March 31st 1973. . Cortabi itsm i not avaHabla whoro prohibitad by law. Hams and prices valid only at Pathmark SupormwlMto. Hama offMpd for oMo not waHablo to oltwr rolali dealara or wholaaalars. Not roaponaMo for typographical I ‘.«r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 — PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE 8HClP«»»iM - MANrilESrER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 Moriarty Retires Nixon Creates Schools Consider O l^ itu a r i^ night’s action put the matter in As MMH Trustee !R::¥S:W:¥:W:¥; (Continued from Page One) policy iorm . • Drug Command supplies and maintenance • Established a $950 washout ’The retirement of Matthew items, including asphault account for a second printing of M. Moriarty Sr. from the James J. Tlllona maintenance, the hig^ school Manchester Memorial Hospital Mrs. Jeanette J. Swenson (Continued from Page One) “The cold-blooded the Guide to Environmental The funeral of Jam es V. roof, repairs to gymnasium board of trustees has been an­ Mrs. Jeanette Johnson Tillona of 78 Deerfield Dr., who underworld networks tbat Education, which was compiled Stammmlqrd Rabbi Swenson, 67, of 47 Candlewood Americans with a potent on^ funnel narcotics from suppliers floors, and replacentent of by the staff at the syst^’s nounced by Jacob F. Miller, died Monday at Manchester maintenance equipment. president of the board. Dr. died Tuesday night at her Memorial Hospital, will be two punch to help us fight back all over the world into the vains Center for Environmental home. She was the widoVr c! against the deadly enemy of of American drug victims are “ We’re solvent,’’ Dr, Education (the Oak Grove Moriarty, who has reached Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the Kennedy mentioned, “ but we’re Mesf o f UJA >■: the mandatory retirement age Maurice E. Swenson. Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 drug abuse.” no respecters of tlje Nature Center)^ Mrs. Swenson was bom April only solvent because we’ve held of 70, has completed 24 years of Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a Another section of the bureaucratic dividing lines that The state will reimburse the 27, 1905 in Manchester, President’s plan shifts to the now complicate our antidnig a number of budgeted priority town for printing costs, as the Rabbi Joseph H. EISlIpSMph H. Eltrenkranz binical Council of the UJA, has 'i s t service to the hospital. Miller Mass at Sacred Heart Church, projects all through the year.” of Stamford will be illtfl will be tJie guest bran a recipient of the B’nai • '’'''I' , *n expressed the deep apprecia­ daughter of Samuel J. and Wethersfield, at 10. Burial will Treasury Department, the port- efforts,” the President said. state had requested, additional TOLLAND TUMmiii. ^ Charlotte Swenson Johnson, ’llie Board of Education is speaker Sunday w)|i|ii; imday w h e n the B’rith Heritage Award, and has tion of the trustees for Moriar- be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, of-entry inspection duties of the “On the contrary,” he added, copies of the guide for distribu­ ODM IMte. WML, titJM . N I - TMN^ ^ • and had lived in Hartford for 20 Justice Department’s “these modern day slave expected to make a decision on tion throughout Connecticut. ------iBWWIIlUliMr" — Manchester UJA liisst UJA (United received an .award from the ty’s devoted attention to the in­ Rocky Hill. how the budget will be balanced • R evised the 1973-1974 Jewish Appeal) commiqpeal) conducts “A Stamford Chapter of the J t e ternal affairs and quality of ser­ years before returning to Mr. Tillona was a former Immigration and Naturaliza­ traders can derive only advan­ Manchester IS years ago. at its next meeting. school calendar to comply with Salute to Israel,” on ifli>r'ael,” on i t s 25th An­ National Conference of Chris­ s ’ ‘i<<, vi' •- ;v’ ^ vice of the hospital. owner and not the owner of the tion Service. At present, the tage from the limitations of the speciALS rnofuM .. m i.,« m t . p ill She was a member of Trinity Customs Bureau inspects existing organizations In other business Monday night, recent legislation changdhg the niversary. ’The event wki»mie event w ill be at 8 tian and Jews. ,1 For many years, he served as Professional Barbershop at 360 p.m. at Temple BetUfiMniple Beth Sholom. Featured in Sunday’s Covenant Church and its packages and other goods patchwork.” the Board of Education; date on which Veterans jOiy is m > * .J a member of the finance com­ Main St., as reported in yester­ • Formally adopted a polii^ Stock Up awfmd Save at These The public is Invited. .Ifiiil&s invited. program will be a choir of mittee, the credit committee of Women’s Guild. day’s Herald. At the time of his entering the country, while the ’There had been reports celebrated. The legislation 1 I Survivors are two sons. Dr. Immigration Service inspects Nixon was considering regarding school lunch resets the traditional Veterans teen-agers, singing modem which he was chairman, and the death, he owned Jim ’s Barber operations. The board, which Israeli songs. The choir con­ executive committee of the Richard C. Swenson of Houston, persons and their papers. consolidating drug enforceroent Day date at Nov. 11, instead of - Matthew M. Moriarty Sr. Tex., and Gerald M. Swenson of Shop at 459 Main St. desires the lunch prograin to be sists of Pionny Bayer, Eden board of trustees. Friends may call at the Nixon said consolidation of efforts in the FBI. In the the fourth Monday in October. Oxbow, Maine; two brothers, as self-supporting as possible, LOW LQiiW PWCK 'is Buchman, Marcy Gordon, funeral home tonight from 7 to the inspection procedures under message’s only reference to the • Heard a report from Paul Ernest C. Johnson and pld\srin the Customs Bureau would aid directs the school administra­ Greenberg, chairman of the David Gryzb, Karen Kneppel, 9. FBI, Nixon said his proposals A. J o h n s o n , b o th of drug law enforcerrent efforts “would make possible a rfiore tion to conduct periodic cost board’s building and sites com­ NnVHOLE Rick Snyder and Toby Snyder. Manchester; two sisters. Miss Mrs. Andrew Pertusati and “remove the basis for analysis of the cafeteria mittee, about a school alarm Dr. Martin L. Rubin, effective antidrug role” for that Manchester UJA chairman, Eiien S. Johnson and Miss Elsie The funeral of Mrs. Andrew damaging inter-agency agency, “especially in dealing operations and adjust prices as system. Greenberg said the C. J o h n s o n , b o th of rivalries.” necessary. cost of a system demonstrated participated in a com­ Pertusati of 995 E. Middle with the relationship between ^■9 Manchester; and two grand­ In outlining for Congress his The central administration by one firm may be too expen­ memorative service in New ’Tpke., who died Tuesday at drug trafficking and organize^ York City recently. He and daughters, ^ r a h Swenson and Manchester Memorial plan to consolidate “our had already been given the sive for Manchester, and he crime.” other UJA campaign chairmen I-' Ann Swen^n, both of O^cbo^^, Hospital, will be ’Thursday at antidrug forces under a single power to take action on school asked the superintendent to But Nixon made it clear the from across the country in­ Maine. 9:45 a.m. from the Holmes unified command,” Nixon said FBI will take a back seat io th« lupch prices (prices go up five continue to investigate the P(DRK Funeral services will he the fragmented forces spend cents April 1), and Monday scribed personal messages on 2 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., war on drugs, saying he intends possibilities. Friday at 2 p.m. at Trinity too much time coordinating behalf of their communities. with a Mass of the Resurrection ' ‘to see that the resources of toe The messages, in a special 25fii “Wfemadeit!” Covenant Church. The Rev. at-St. Bartholomew’s Church at with one another and not FBI are fully committed to Norman Swensen, pastor, wrill enough time going after drug Anniversary volume, were 10; 15. Burial will be at the con­ assist in supporting the nevp presented to Israeli Prime officiate. Burial will be in East venience of the family. traffickers. Drug Enforcement Ad­ 199 Ride Bus Today Cemetery. Minister Golda-Meir, during >1- r , ^ i There are no calling hours. ministration.” her recent visit to the United There are no calling hours. The Burr Comers to down­ Hartford, South Manchester, The President said his States. ’The book will become a The family suggests that any town Hartford commuter buses Manchester Green, and Depot administration has iriade permanent part of Israel’s memorial contributions may he significant progress in curbing carried 199 passengers this Square. made to the Memorial Fund of morning, according to the state • “Y” Route, Hartford- National Archives. the rate of new addiction, in Manchester Mayor John 8 Trinity Covenant Church. T wo T alks Planned Manchester via Burnside Ave., increasing drug seizures and transportation department. Rabbi Joseph H. EIJ3|jq9i&ph H. Elvrenkranz Thompson, several weeks ago, It was the third day of Mrvice with stops at Sunset Hills in the arrests of traffickers and in proclaimed March as United East Hartford, Manchester reducing the number of for the express buses, which Appeal Month, "in recognition narcotic-related deaths. rdn from 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 Center, Manchester Green, and OnWounded Knee Rabbi EhrenkranzaMl-lirenkranz, spiritual of the extensive humanitarian Phone the news to the folks back home so Eut, he said, “much more p.m. Depot Square. work of this fund-raising ...... ^ stm William R. Hutton (Continued from Page One) will represent the Indians at the Meanwhile, other leader of Stjmford’s ilili||Sitjmford’s Congrega­ remains to be done” because lb. organization.” they won't worry about you. San Francisco William R. Hutton of Detroit, Rapid City meeting. Connecticut Co. buses are ' • “Z” Route, Hartford- tion Ayudath Sholcd(|$aath Sholoxn for 23 “drug abuse is one of the most y ears, w ill sp ea tipli'ill speak on his UJA Funds this year-will help Buimi«s Collect For Easter Seals Mich., formerly of Manchester, by Aaron De Sersa, head of the vicious and corrosive forces maintaining the same Rockville, with stops at Tolland to Connecticut is only 35i. * civil rights group, who said Abourezk and Marvin experiences and imprUbs^ and impressions of 30,000 Soviet Jews and 40,000 died 'hiesday in Detroit. Franklin, assistant Interior attacking the foundations of schedules on Manchester and St. and Anchor Rd. in East Cut I ■M Mo ROMtS i Chops. there was "no way the Justice Hartford, Hilliardville and Israel. others settle and adjust to new Restaurant, the Parkade, and downtown Main St., ‘Low, long distance night rate |l 1 P.M. to 8 A.M.. daily) for the Bist minute Mr. Hutton was born in secretary for Indian affairs, American society today,” Rockville routes as were run Over 20 buny-clad children from the Junior Women’s Club wlien dialed direct without operator assistance. Remember there's a three- Departement can certify what Depot Square in Manchester. He is chairman ocigisokalrman o f the Rab­ lives in Israel. carrying containers asking shopPers'to contribute. Gift Manchester, son of Mrs. Annie also were expected to attend Nixon’s reorganization plan before the four-month bus and Newcomers Club of Manchester \vill be collecting con­ hour time difference. Hutton of Manchester and the was on that plane. ” Although he would take effect on July 1 un­ service interruption. The -regular ConnCo routes certificates from MacDonald’s will be given to children said he didn’t know either, De the meeting. But Frizzell said Oven P n p a n d 1st 4th RIbm tributions for the Easter Seal Drive during the next two late John Hutton, and had lived less overturned by Congress. ’The regular ConnCo routes are run every day except Sersa said he thought the plane Franklin’s attendance participating in the fund-raising event. Cochairmen of the here during his youth. The head of the new agency are: Sundays and holidays. The com-, weeks. All dressed up and ready to go are from left, was carrying food to the depended on the willingness of campaign are Mrs. Wirt P. Craft III, of the Women’s Club Funeral arrangements are would be appointed by tlie • “B” Route, Hartford- muter express buses from Burr Kristin Lyn Craft, Teri Lee Boulanger and Julie Ann encamped Indians. the Oglala Sioux tribe to send a Wednyeden Tribute and Mrs. Donald A. D’Avanzoir.u ofU1 the LUC NewcomerISCVYVOIUCL Club. incomplete. representative to Rapid City. President with confirmation fcy Manchester via Silver Lane, Corners Shopping Plaza roll HBROASST .*1.09 D’Avanzo. Multi-colored “bunnies” vill be seen at Frizell said negotiations at (Herald photo by Ofiara) Southern New England leiephone the Senate. with stops at Forbes St. in East Mondays through Fridays. Bonsisss Dslmonleo • or of the J.W. Hale Co., his job business establishments including MacD'hnald’s the Rapid City meeting will Tribal President Richard A memorial tributl||||i.arial tribute to Elmer was a busy one but he early concern demands for a civil Wilson said Tuesday night that A. Weden Sr. waBiijca Sr. w a s written rights investigation, a complete council member Lloyd recently by C. Elm- of these organizations he gave a stewardship and finance of years before coming to Coven­ De Sersa, Attorney Ramon last POWs to be released by the man of the board of boani of trustees of full measure of devotion. Roubidoux and Vernon Long Reactivated Communists under a has no objection to it. tion of working to age 65, for ^ the hospital from ItJnllejal from 1957 to 1961. South United Methodist Church try 24 years ago. Be ^as employes without 25 years of "In conversation one day, he 7:3(1 at SA V IN G S employed as a journeyxnar . repatriation program that Former Police Chief Herman Loralon IteMj, *139 He served as a meniiiii i as a m em ber of the will meet tonight at Schei*lel,'.who heads the Pen­ service. The extra yehrs also talked aboiit his r^Stion w)to Susannah Wesley Hal of the plumper until he retired a year began Feb. 12. Bonsisss J board of trustees telttnli^nistees f o r 14 years his employes. T ou know,’ he Hanoi says the 67 being freed sioners’ Group, took the op­ would be with 2 per cent per until 1^7 wben^he 'whenhe w a s elected church. 1 ago l^ a u se of ill health, . About Town HARTFORD (AP) r* G«v. posite position, insisting all par­ year added for benefits!' l^4;'T4isten to thqlr^^Uente, & L O A N Survivors, besides his Wife, T h u rsd a y a r e th e la st chalnhan of the)(|fe of the board to whether they bavd to do with Thomas J. Meskill has an­ Americans held in Vietnam. ticipants in the Manchester Pension Board Chairman Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet are fwo daughters. Miss Manchester Grange will nounced that he had reactivated succeed Watkins, iif 'IVatkins, presently the store or are entirely per­ When they are handed over, a Pension Plan have the right to Fred Geyer, who sat in on last president emerit• are no calling hours. chief judge of the circuit court. cost to the town if the proposal SHoln Tip Stsakf. appears as followsrtiai-sfollows: . receiving line to great ’This is a test pattern to Stischer, 42, of Austin, TeX., the until the Police Union proposals “An ‘Off Islanddillt-lff Islander,’ as they Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. determine The Herald’s prin­ It will be chaired by Mati is implemented. executives and'doctors frofn all senior military man freed by are known. name any resident oclfci resident o f Nantucket ting quality. -4reivicu,,... ;r— Barracks, WWI Koiva, deputy commissioner of The Pension Board has over the world who were con­ GOOD READING • GOOD NEWS the Laotians, told the crowd of The MEG request is for pen­ horn, Jew native bom Veterans and auxiliary are in­ motor vehicles. requested a $714,225 town con­ not native boni,*few«l(ii s tinuing to visit Manchester welcomers: "On behalf of all of sion benefits equal to those residents of Mllij s of M a n c h e s te r' vited to attend graduation tribution for 1973-74. Town WHOUBO’inOM Memorial Hospital to observe Tolland Man us I would like to thank you nnd presently granted members of exceeded Elmer Wlsg Elmer Weden in his ceremonies of Young Marines Manager Robert Weiss has the working of Progressive all of the people of the United the Police Union — full retire­ ufMWth sfo the town and in par- Takes Own life of Manchester Friday at 7:30 slash^ it to $300,000 in his ten­ loyalty to the town iKili Patient Care, a new planter the States of America for rnalcing ment at age 55 and with 25 o t V round ticular to this hosp;(|ii|| this hospital, p.m. at the Marine Home, 717 years service (retirement now tative budget. ROIMD care of the sick, conceived and TOLLAND-Frank Tyre*, 38, our return possible. Thank “Bom in Boston(i:| _in______Boston,_ ___ June 24, put into practice by our former Parker St. is at age 65), raising the Geyer explained that the of Rt. 30 died of self-inflicted you.” 1898, the son of JohntlkD^n of John and Marie administrator, Edward J. Marlow’s employe’s contribution from town’s contribution, based on gun shot wounds Tuesday, Student Fund The 10 men all appeared in Weden, he was end'biiiige was endowed with a Thoms. the present 2Vz per eent to 5 per the acturial valuation prepared Incbidss Wholo Eys of IM Round, Runnp RoasL Cubs Stsiks A according to State Police of the The executive board of good condition. .Two of them, variety of natural talha" natural talen ts which “His proudest moment was cent, and increasing pension by the Martin E. Segal Co. of Orbund Round. linimum^ Stafford Springs Barracks. Jaycee Wives will meet tonight Controls Lloyd D. Oppel, 21, a Canadian enabled him to secsXiisJm to secure a broad probably when he and Ed missionary from British benefits by 2 per cent for every Hartford, almost always adda Has ’Tyree left his house about 11 at 8 at the home of Mrs. Lee education at an eaBiiiii i at an e a rly age. Thoms were invited by the U.S. m ortgage Criticized Columbia, and Samuel A- hdat- year after age 55 and with 25 up to 4 times the employe’s con­ a.m. “in a despondent mood,” McCray, 280 E. Middle Tpke. tribution. Government Department of police said, and a . search for tix, 20, an American missionary years of service an employe “His plans were JimLais were interrupted Health, Education, and lVelfare \requiremeni HARTFORD (AP) - State from Centralia, Wash., waved stays on the job. The percentile factor for him began at 3 p.m. auditors have criticized “a SRLOUIIMr temporarily when ▼ijli-fily-wben W orld War I to be present at the annual con­ Tolland County Mutual Aid South Coventry their arms exuberantly. Oppel policemen for 1973-74 is at 19.7 broke out and he en«il|ii. and he enlisted in the vention of the National Hospital 5 % severe lack of control” over and Mattix were captured last per cent (the police contribute 5 search and rescue teams portions of the student ac­ Air Corps. He vwlioas, He w a s sent to Association held in California, searched the woods around Oct. 28 when the Comrfiunists per cent), and for general OF BEEF Cornell University talfiilversity fo r training in order to be available for con­ Let us work out tivities fund at Southern overran the town of Kingkoh, in employes 11.8 per cent (the Rkppies’ Snipsic Lake and fourid 'Tyree Dems Back Connecticut State College. Saigon Says as a pilot and s-tkiioot and served as a sultation. BRANDRRAMD SHOES SH06S dead at 4:30 p.m., they said. southern Laos. < employes contributre 214 per te a c h e r of othllili - of o t h e r p ilo ts "Now he has gone. Let us who Auditors Leo Donohue and cent). Mr. Tyree was born in Meat Boycott Ernest C. Brace, 41, a chatter Truong lies . Avg. WL 20-30 lbs. umnrltli Full TendarMn. You got 8-10 throughout the wamitiuktthewar. remain to carry on, remember For Every Member Of Th^ Family... Henry J. Becker Jr, said no pilot who had been a The percentile factor, he Curtsville, W. Va.„ and had The Young Dems will financial statements had been Sbioln Stssks. that he did what he did for this Communist captive longer than The Saigon government said explain^, takes into considera­ “ Upon his diszlii 1 bis discharge he been employed as an operating prepared for the 1970-1971 and hospital because he loved sponsorna public meeting any other civilian in Indochina, today that David Truong made tion the payroll, age of attended Pace InsBUiii Pace Institute of Ac­ engineer for a construction 1971-1972 fiscal years and that people.” , tomorrow night at 8 at the Capt. appeared on the verge of tears a “blatant lid” in charging that employes, estimated future counting. When th«ii Vhen th e J.W. Hale your new home financing company. Nathan Hale School concerning the 1969-1970 report was in­ Survivors are his widow, Mrs. as he moved dowh the red he was denied re-entry to South salaries, the mortality rate, the scouts found him iki/twind him b e was ser­ Womens’ Hush the April 1 m eat boycott. correct. carpet shaking hands vvith the Vietnani and that his father and turnover of jobs, earnings on in­ ving in the responseimiAe responsible position Anna Nedzweckas Tyree: two They recommended that SHORT UMMN The group’s executive board welcoming officials. He smiled, other political prisoners were vestments, and other factors. of manager of thestlugser of the Controllers Bolton Board of Education' Puppies sons, Frank Tyree Jr- and complete financial statements Manchester Savings & Loan, Manchester's oldest finan­ voted to support the boycott, and several of his front teeth releas^ to bolster President He said the town will have 95 Congress of the ills- of the R etail Dry Thomas Tyree, both at home; and inventory listings be In cial institution, has been helping families own homes for which has gained extensive were missing. Nguyen Van Thieu’s image pensioners drawing benefits as Invitation two daughters, Joanne 'Tyree prepared by college personnel OF BEEF Goods Association. .Vusnsodation. Leather 82 years. . longer than anyone else in town. So we're well and Caroline Tyree, both at backing throughout the country. Brace, whose wife lives in before he goes to the United of June 30, 1973, and that 42 of “He arrived in (hlTTived in Manchester A club spokesman said the as soon as possible after the Atlanta, Ga., was capturens are available at 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 Manchester. Towns, unlike and to make awards which in its Those wishing her well a.m. of eWattanooga, Tenn., wasane month of March on a national the General ServiduinsMal Services Office, 41 Oh how sweet it will be, Commercial and industrial ven­ sole and.absolute judgment will in that beautiful land, included her two daughters, A car fire with minor damage of the POWs who retumpd, speaking tour in association Center Street, In® Street, Manchester, MARLO' COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 An airline stewardess, fWahe tures, don’t go out of business. best serve the Board of So free from all sorrow and pain, Mrs. Julia Goldsnider and Mrs. at Center and Alexander Sts. at with the American Friends Ser­ D9** 89*a Connecticut. Jni*ciit. SHOE DEPAB'rAfB:Mr With aongs on our Ups Bariiett, 26, of Los Angeles, What should concern all of us, Education’s interests. Johanna Schmedding, both of 5:11 p.m. vice Committee. Several 'Cut, Nnpptd and (hriclEdsk Frotm to your ipidflciBoai it lw oitit Town of Maiill||f."wa of Manchester, DOWNTOWN MAIN STRBET-^ANCHESTER and with harps in our banda, sprinted across to a hospital bus persons waited at (he door of however, is that by not funding ehifti. Alw dwlliblo V4 !■> oii jjlndind )4otiSlduittlmbowpflm. Joseph P. Castagna To meet one anoUrer again. Coventry. Leaves on fire at 114 Chestnut Connecticut l%imiecticut OPEN 6 DAYS—THUBS. IAGHTS tiU 9 adequately today, we are mere­ Supt. of Schools Mrs. Andersen has nine St. at 11:02 p.m. and handed a POW bracelet to the auditorium, but Truong _ Robert B. lWH|(|o.left B. W eiss, SMily Missed, ly passing on the burden to grandchildren and 18 great­ Lt. Cmdr, David W. Hoffman, never appeared for his engage­ General Maiilimis-iiefal Manager Bolton, Conn, \ His Parents, 32, of San Diego, Calif. future taxpayers.” Hans and Johanna t-ercb grandchildren. ment. -III

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li g'-/ ’ PAGE EIGHtEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 28, 1873 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.? March 28, PAGE NINETEEN There will be a Lenten Ser-^ North Manchester AI-Anon Business Mirror About Town vice tonight at 7:30 at Zion Family Group will meet tonight Evangelical Lutheran Church. at 8 at Second Congregational The Bennet Junior High Church, 395 N. Main St. Ih e GOST OF LIVING GOES OP South Windsor UttiCKils Suppovt Library School Student Council is con­ lEconomy Vote Bars Thursday group will’' meet ducting a fertilizer drive and First C3iurch of Christ, Scien­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the hope to collect enough to tist, will have a testimony Dealers Thrive j^lcchange Student Plan fertilize the Bennet soccer meeting tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Gub, 102 Norman -Leon Mainelliy Councilman -John Cooky Library Board- St. Alateen will also meet field. About 250 pounds of fer­ church. The meeting is opqn to the public. 'Thursday at 8 p.m. at the tilizer is needed. Those wishing iMfCi lipl il lAir The proposed public library is I)(ainelli called attention to a intersections that were traffic "Build a new structure noW, "Curtailment or elimination of in cost since construction rates, On Commodities A request from die l^lversi- be placed in university area PathHnders Gub. to contribute may drop it off in the top priority item in South qrecial referendum Saturday, hazards and for the reconstruc­ capable of being equipped to children’s programs and he said, are rising at an average, ty of Connecticut to tm^Board host homes while they become ' Concordia Lutheran Church All groups meet weekly and the school office. Windsor’s “ Five Year Plan,” March 31 at which "the people tion of Buckland Rd. meet all requirements as they research facilities would be of 12 per pent a year. He also This seemingly dispropor­ of Education to sponsor familiar with the university, at­ will have a Lenten Vesper Ser­ are open to friends and By JOHN CLNNIFF according to Councilman Leon of South Windsor will be asked arise for the next 20 years,” among library services most allud^ to the $67,000 federal tionate reward is his for cor­ students in an exchange ' tend orientation sessions and vice tonight at 7:30 in the relfltives of a problem drinker. to vote on the construction of a AP Business Analyst The International Meditation D. Mainelli. Mainelli also noted John Cook, chairman of the affectkl as an inevitable result grant which he said will be lost rectly calculating such forces program with co lle g e s in travel. church sanctuary. new library that has been under Society will hold a free public that the new library was given He said other possible South Windsor Library Board of the increasing demand for if the referendum is defeated. NEW YORK (AP) - A seat, as supply, demand and England and Denmark was At the end of this period the study for about five years. lecture on Transcendental first priority by the Capital Im­ projects for South Windsor are urged in a statement issued books. Cook is also opposed to or right to trade, on the Chicago weather. There are other fac­ vetoed by the board Monday students wi)l be placed in school Meditation in Mott’s Communi­ provements Committee. sewers, which are almost com- t ^ w e^ . “ The occasional visitor to the building a structure to serve the Mercantile Exchange, where tors too, but it was those three night when chairman Joseph systems as foreign exchange ty Hall, 587 E. Middle Tpke. j)letely self-supporting, and the Cook said that e i^ t years of present facility never sees the present needs only in the expec­ frozen pork bellies are the chief interrelated factors primarily teacher aides and the school Powers voted against the mo­ tonight at 8. Transcendental Avery Brook watershed. Funds study of South Windsor’s need intolerably crowded conditions tation that it could be added to attraction, is now worth more that pushed prices from $3.69 to systems will be exp^ted to "The undertaking of any tion, breaking a tie. Meditation is a natural and According to Mainelli, the for the watershed are available for library service, as the town that confirm the actual present if and when it is needed. He said than a seat on the New York $6.03 a bushel. provide the student With an » easier ornament kits » major expenditure always refreshing process of gaining a plan also shows that the library at a low interest rate, he added. has grown, lead to only one con­ need for approximatelv 16,000 such action would be irresponsi­ Stock Exchange, where One contract of iced broilers, experience that gives him an in­ raises serious questions about ble and inadequate and more profound degree of rest coupled ------■ -■—■---- e I expense, whether funded by clusion, that the facility should to 20,000 square feet,” Cook General Motors shares are weighing 28,000 pounds, was Powers explained he was not sight into American education; OmRrOni S lfM I priority and competition for with heightened alertness. bonding or a combination of be built now, and he urged South explained. expensive in the long run. sold. against the exchange plan but identify a host family with A funds among the projects that bought last November at $28.25 capital reserves and revenue Funds for smaller projects Windsor residents to vote He termed as “ probably the G>mmenting on the eight- In the latest seat sale on the felt he could not justify spen­ whom the student can live the town could possibly con­ a hundredweight. The margin sharing funds, can be carried by such as a Fire Department favorably in the referendum to most wasteful and costly ap­ year study of library needs, Big Board, a broker paid $95,000 was $300. The commission was ding the requested $500 on two during his four-week school i! sider. These are necessary and the town without undue pumper and a boat launch site be held Saturday. proach to the library’s area (took said every possible alter­ for the right to transact his students. The school systems experience and reimburse the legitimate questions.” $30. The net profit, based on a Read Folpourri I hardship. are in the five-year plan, “ The growing needs of South requirement,” the renting of native to a new building was business there. On the Mercan­ are being asked to reimburse 8 student with the $250. Feb. 16 price of $39.25, was $3,- Mainelli said, and will become Windsorites of all ages and oc­ space. He said at today’s rates explored thoroughly and found tile Exchange the price was student $250 for his work in the *2.69 078. jritMl lis m i fNIMI IISIMItHIR a reality in addition to the cupations would be ignored and it would mean about $50,000 a wanting. He said because of all $120,000. I school system. A motion to “ The Town Council un­ A silver contract of 5,000 troy • compMo and ooty Mainelli said the council’s library, without the need to the library program would ul­ year, adding that such a rental of the planning and review, the This is but one way of il­ sponsor just one student was ini iin iin animously feels,” he added, ounces was bought at $1.83 an to iwrin decision concerning the raise new tax money. timately disintegrate if the proposal would have to include library board is confident that lustrating the tremendous in­ also rejected by Powers "that the expenditure of funds, ounce with only $500 down. It • IlMi'snotlilMtosti proposed library is based on a library is forced to remain in its substantial monies to convert its recommendation is in the terest that has developed in breaking the tie. Fraser Studio for the library is the optimum was sold on Feb. 16 at $2.22 an Ir • anyone can do K close study of a wide range of “The library is a much- present location,” Cook said. the space to library use plus a best interests of the town and guessing the future price of Rising Costs use to which money can be put ounce, providing the trader A MAN with a lot of trouble • makes a wondarfid existing and future “ Five needed town facility that will Citing statements made by subsequent commitment to rent its people. “ It should be ap­ commodities, which include with a profit, after deducting at this time.” on his mind is E. T. Klas- The reimbursement would be gift or koofisaka Year” projects. He cited the serve the needs of every age state and national authorities. for many years to make the proved as a basic facility besides those bacon bellies, HEEDLEPOINT & BARGELLO TTiis chart indicates the rise iii the cost of living during the the $30 commission, of $1,920. sen. He’s the postmaster for work the student would do fact that the council has group,” Mainelli said. He urged Cook said the present facility conversion worthwhile. capable of properly serving the such items as com, coffee, iced past 26 months. Figures for cost of living index are at left. These are, to be sure, excep­ general, and you know as a teacher aide as well as his already provided funds for the voters to support its construc­ has been rated as “ barely Cook said that any substantial town and its citizens for the broilers and silver. what’s not been happening Arrows mark different phases in the national program of tional illustrations. There has being available as a resource DEMONSTRATION In a prepared statement. modification of three important tion in the referendum. adequate,” for a town of 6,0(K) delay in construction will be ac­ next two decades,” he con­ In all, there are scores of been an almost continual "up” as it should. person, to other classes and economic restrictions. (AP chart) 1 to 8,000 people. He added that companied by major increases cluded. commodities traded, at least market since last fall. Con­ faculty members interested in 60, on exchanges in various sumer demand is high. Food either British or Danish life and For Beginners — FREE Instruction parts of the country, but mainly sales abroad have spurred in­ Bristol education. The students will in Chicago, home of the largest, terest. Bad harvest weather come from England and Den­ S A T ., M AR. 31 — 1 to 3:30 EntergencyEffort A imed the Chicago Board of Trade, curtailed some crops. mark. p.m. and the Mercantile Exchange. There is another side to the Firm Yarnsy KitSy Canvas Available Seeking profits that stock market, and that is down. If a The students are expected to market traders don’t even trader isn’t thoroughly in­ arrive early in the 1973-74 FRASER STUDIO dream of, about 500,000 traders formed and disciplined as a Aided school year. During ,their first At Preventing Blindness are now active in commodities, 192 HARTFORD ROAD monk he can lose everything HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. week in this country they will compared with 50,000 a decade from his tie to his shoelaces by Thomas J. Meskill said The cornea changes from UNICEF purchased the ago. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. playing the market long when Tuesday that the Connecticut white to. muddy, scars develop Vitamin A at a cost of seven- That is the personal rather (AP) — An emergency cam­ prices are falling. Development Commission had and it may disintegrate com­ tenths of one cent for each than official estimate of If he accurately forecasts a paign is under way to save a worked out a financial package pletely. peanut-sized capsule, or $7,000 I Michael Weinberg Jr., Board of price drop, and acts on the generation from going blind in that will allow a Bristol firm to “ It is such a sad story,” a million. They were airlifted to Trade chairman, who projects forecast by selling short, he can the new country of Bangladesh. double its employment. Kamel said. “ The body begins Bangladesh starting in no less than three million active It means giving every child un­ make a sizable profit in a down Under the program, The to recover from severe December, as Dr. Kamel traders by 1980. And big profits market. There’s money to be der 6 a & se of high potency Arrow Manufacturing Co., will malnutrition except for the returned to his regular post as are usually, but not always, the Vitamin A, and it is succeeding, made both ways. buy and renovate a building and director of international health attraction. Dr. Wadie Kamel reports. eyes, which are lost forever.” increase its work force from 76 programs at the University of As an illustration, a Dr. Kamel, a public health Even a fair diet would have to 151 persons. Illinois Medical Center in speculator put up $1,000 margin specialist, estimates that 150,- warded off xerophthalmia, the Sixty per cent of the money is CHiicago. on Nov. 16, 1972, for a single 000 Bangladesh youngsters medical name for Vitamin A from a private source, another contract of soybeans — 5,000 went blind from malnutrition in deficiency so severe it affects Martha Mann Randolph, 30 per cent from the Small Already, three million bushels — to be delivered this 1972. Food distribution ^nd the eyesight. But in 1972 there daughter of President Thomas Business Administration and DANBEUUGGI, children have had their first March. By Feb. 16,1973, he had health services had been were no vegetables or fruit for Jefferson, had 12 children. Her' the remaining 10 per cent from capsules containing 200,000 in­ earned a profit of $11,670. He crippled by a destructive the poor of Bangladesh or their 8th child was the first baby to the state and a local develop­ ternational units of Vitamin A. paid a $30 commission. be born in the White House. cyclone in 1970, followed by the Children. Eggs, also a natural ment body, the Bristol In­ The program is bringing Pakistan-India conflict of source of the vitamin, had to be dustrial Development Corp. expected results — eyesight is December 1971. sold or traded for dire UNICEF, the U.N. Giildren’s necessities. being saved. Dr. Kamel reported. He visited Fund, sent Dr. Kamel to One thihg going for 1HRS GAUiONS OF Bangladesh last November to Bangladesh was a nationwide Bangladesh again in February and March. ^ tackle the problem. He says: “ I program in malaria eradica­ had never seen such retarded tion. Medical and DDT spray The malaria teams are in­ growth and malnutrition in my teams were in contact with structed to visit each household life.” every village and family. and personally see teat each Dr. Kamel worked for more Through tiiese teams the Dac­ dhi^d swallows one capsule with than a decade to the Middle ca government in cooperation watfer. For those too small to m en’s East foit'''thtr^orld Health’ : with HNICEF and the; World AMERICAN HERa Health Organization ordered swallow, the vitamin is Organization and other inter­ squeezed from the capsule into national organizations> distribution of oral doses of the baby’s throat. UNICEF In a crisis, he continued, you Vitamin A to each of the coun­ nationally provided 6,500 pairs of scissors try to help those with the most try’s 15 million small children for cutting open the ends of the serious problem. Malnutrition twice a year. capsules. advertised of children can be checked, but Such a mass "vitamin vac­ Dan’s just given another cination” had never before “ once the eye is insulted by Mothers are not supposed to been undertaken for a whole pint. O f his precious Vitamin A deficiency, it is give the vitamins. Dr. Kamel country. Dr. Kamel said. kn'rt shirts at Type O Negative. irreversible.” explained they would overdose those pf their children who Dan happens to bc seem ^ 'sickest at the expense $5 savings one of our three gallon of others. blood donors. Which • The View D r. Kamel estimated means he’s helped UNICEF’s contribution to the marshall’s low price pther human beings program this year at $224,500. From Abroad He said UNICEF would help for m ^ 9 9 to live well over two two or three years, then turn dozen different times. over all operations to the and By THE ASSOCIATED tries ... and makes evil Com­ Bangladesh government. ya, Says Dan, “If you can PRESS munist satellites out of them — High potency vitamin treat­ LONDON (AP) — The con­ and remains immune.” . stand a little pin prick, ment is not a permanent solu­ tinued presence of the United President Nixon’s request to Pre-ticketed at $8 and $9. First tion to undernourishment, but you can stand to give States in Panama held the Congress for additional powers provides “ an immediate quality knit shirts of easy-care, attention of foreign editorial to regulate trade and his call blood. It absolutely remedy for a crisis situation,” great fit-and-wear writers last week after the for Japan and Europe “ to he said. Family and population Acrilaii acrylic ... doesn’t hurt. How do special U.N. Security (touncil sacrifice” some of their trading planning measures are under have several in meeting in the Central interests for world economic I feel when it’s over? study in Bangladesh, he added. American country. stability brought instant multi - color strip­ Dr. Kamel and his wife Lois How would you feel Foreign editors also com- - response from the Japanese es. You'll see the have three daughters and a son mented on President Nixon’s famous name in if you knew that by press. of their own, ranging from 5 to economic report criticizing “ It is., regrettable that the every shirt. Sizes 12. They live in the Cihicago sub­ just lying down for European and Japanese trade Nixon administration is tiying S-M-L-XL. urb of Addison, 111. Mrs. Kamel policies, Britain'^ political to take a high-handed attitude - five minutes. .. you often works as a substitute blueprint for Northern Ireland when our country is exerting its teacher and helps her husband could help another and the Watergate affair. utmost efforts- to reduce its compile health surveys. Zurich’s ,Tages-Anzeiger man, woman or child payments and trade surpluses,” Kamel, 43, took his medical declared that the U.S. military Yomiuri Shimbun said. degree in Egypt, where he was to live?I feel great!’’ presence in Panama “has The paper noted that Japan bom, later earning a master’s ceased long ago to serve the “ virtually revalued the yen by And we have news degree in public health at Har­ protection of the canal... ” The more 17 per cent” when it for Dan. He is great. Ohn vard University and doing Soviet news agenpy Tass ac­ floateduts currency after the 10 research at Johns Hopkins save up to cused the United States of per cent devaluation of the Are you sure you University. ' “ neocolonialist, imperialist” dollar. haven’t got a few policy aimed at suppressing West Germany’s Stuttgarter 2.50 on boys’ minutes to spend ‘(national liberation Zeitung called Britain’s latest in your American movements” in Latin America. plan for Northern Ireand a La Cite of Brussels said the “ vague concept” but said it in­ BARB Red Cross Blood U.S. veto in the Security Coun­ dicates that “ a returii to the fam ous By PHIL PASTORET Center this week? cil pf a resolution calling for status quo that was feared by prompt signing of a new canal the mlnwity will not occur.” These days, taking a taxi n am e Are you treaty between Panama and the In the Soviet Union, Tass by swiping it is about the United States was an “ expen­ quoted “ local observers” as only way you can afford the absolutely sure ? sive” victory in the terms of aying the British White Paper thing. p ajam as The American world opinion. “ introduces no substantial . • * * * Red Cross. But other newspapers came changes in policy... ” and gives Being fired toith enthu­ to Washington’s defense. no solution to the problems of siasm IS fine, so long as Frankfurt’s Algeipeine Ulster. . the enthusiasm isn’t ex­ The controversy over the perienced on the part of marshall's FBNUIKEYOUHBmBlWUUIEVDU Zeitung declared that “ the canal is vital for the U.S.A." bugging of the Democratic the guy doing the firing. low price and is also “ a strategic transit national headquarters In for fleets and the transportation Washington caught the interest of nuclear weapona ... ” of Britain’s Guardian, which Comparable value $5 and $6. The London Telpgraph called said President Nixon’s refusal You'll see the famous name in the Security Council debate a . to allow some of his advisers to every pair of these first quality “ ludicrous excursion to pillory testify .and White House in­ broadcloth pajamas. Choose (the United States) as a big fluence over the FBI have Something to be thankful from coat and middy styles in colonialist bully.” hampered hearings into thd for: it’ll be at least six weeks assorted patterns. Sizes 8 to 16. “ What a topsy-turvy situation Watergate affair. before the folks next door has now established itself,” the ‘’Politicians who stoop to can fire-up their outdoor Telegraph said. “ America by bugging are bad enough,” the cooking factory. • « ♦ ■dvartWnocaniritiuMd tot the pubHe good I building the canal created the paper declar^.' “ Worse still hundradt of famous nama fashions arriving dally... Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. country and gives it assured are politicians who, haying Couples who say they’ve prosperity ... Russia, on the stoop^, use their elected of­ never had an argument in 410 Center St. 723 Park Ave. 28 Garfield Ave. fices to conceal relevant their lives have very poor Manchester Bloomfield Newington other hand ... simply grabs a string of great, ancient, highly facts.” memories. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) civilized and propserous coun­ I i

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IS P R IC ED ArUfacU and Way of Life” in 4. It is Grand Union's policy to bring you WCORNED BEEF blocks of four. The stamp □ ROSE BUSHES F6«d pricas result from ovailpble supply, 2-YEAR OLD HYBRID « A A depicting the Algonklan aitl- 2. Only a chain as big as Grand Uniort can the highest quality at lowest possible prices. BRISKETb r isk consumer demand, cenmHiivst forces and the n MOTT’S ^ ASSORTED COLORS...... EA. I • A 7 fecto includes a birchbatk baa- buy enough mercbohdise to bring costs This is our way of demonstrating^ that policy GRAND UNION cest of doing business. Censumet demand has ■CRV-O-VAC DRINKS □ FERTILIZER , a q been a powerful force behind the rise In beef ket, an Ojibwa «wooden way down. in the most dramatic way. A.M. OR P.M. 5-10-5...... 50-lB. BAG I • 7 0 prices. Each one of us will consume mere than papoose carrier, a pair of snow- $ 1 0 9 1-QT.CAN 110 pounds of hoof this yoor. shoes, knife and other items. SCHE >ULEO SALE SIEQUENCE: COMPLETE YOUR SET WITH THESE □ PEAT HUMUS t A A Algonklan Indians were com­ SOIL CONDITIONER...... 50-LB. BAG l • J ■ 7 prised of six principal tribea- F irst W eek DINNER FORK March 26-31 BEAUTIFUL SERVING PIECES... □ SLICED BOLOGNA the Maledte and MIcmac of AVAILABLE IN BOTH PATTERNS OSCAR AAAYER — Aa MEAT ^ A A c CHKK OUR FROZIN FOOD. the Idaritiines, the Montagnab Second Weak DINNER KNIFE A p ril 2-7 OR BEEF 8-OZ. PKG. 69c .... 12-OZ. f»KG. ▼ ▼ YOU’LL CHKK OllT WITH MORE of northern Quebec, the Al­ 4 Teaspoons...... pkg. □ FISHCAKES CHKK FIATURIS gonquin of the Ottawa Vallay, Third W eak TEASPOON A p ril 9-14 Butter Knife, Sugar Shell, and GRAND UNION 44c the Qjibwa of the area north of •FEEL THE Pierced Serving Spoon...... pkg. FROZEN...... 8-OZ. PKG. O O □ NiiSLETS Lakes Superior and Huron and Fourth Weak SOUP SPOON April 16-21 5-Piece Place Setting...... pkg. □ SLICED BACON . -oe, W APPLE PIE M Q c OR PEAS the Cree of Quebec. Ontario. WEIGHT! SWIFT'S REG. OR TH ICK...... 1-LB. PKG. I . GREEN GIANT Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Fifth W eak SALAD FORK April 23-28 4 Iced Teaspoons ...... pkg. OR LAZY MAPLE BACON f a a a 104DZ. PKG. l i ..... , 4 Oyster Forks...... pkg. W RESHBAKE BREAD . A sido of boef is not all sirloin stoaks and. □ SAUSAGE ROLL , - a □ KING SIZE...... 1-LB. 4-OZ. O FOR 0 7 ' This schedule will be repeated. Gravy Ladle...... pkg. 3 Q A e ® ^ f “ rib roastsi When the supply is limited and the e e e donjcnd is rising, up goes the price! For more than 50 yean the SEE THE BEAUTY! 2 Serving Spoons...... pkg. FOR A 1,050-pound steer, which a packer may only msjor errors found on 2-Piece Sdlod Set...... pkg. □ ALL MEAT FRANKS ' SWIFT'S PREMIUM OR GRILL A A • HIALTH A BIAUTY AIM FIATURU buy for 46c a pound, yields A30 peunde^ef UE. poetige stamps have been MADE IN THAILAND-GENUINE Cold Meat Fork and Berry Spoon .... pkg. ALL BEEF 1.0 9 ...... I-LB. PKG. W □ ROMAN CHIZZA « bc meat— two 315-peund sides. After adding the omissions of one or more •YOU’LL BE Pastry Server...... pkg. FOR SNACK OR M EA L...... 12-OZ. PKG. 0 3 costs for slaughtering and preparing the beef, oolois, or the omiisioii of per­ W C H IC K E N A BASKET , oo COnON SWABS' AB and the sale of hides, liver, etc. are credited, forations. AMAZED. l_| GRAND UNION FROZEN...... 2-LB. I * 0 7 GRAND UNION ...... 90 IN PKG. X 3 □ DEEP FRIES A A c the cest to the retailer is 73c per pound. Ship­ Now auctioneer Jacques C. Hand Made Teak CRINKLE CUT POTATOES .... 12-OZ. PKG. AV ping to the retailer's distribution center adds another 3c per pound, plus 2 V$ c per pound to Schiff Jr. reports the ^Bsoovary WILL COMPLEMENT YQUR LOVELY FLATWARE CHKK OUR SiAFOOD FIATURES. MACLEANS TOOTHPASTE g ’ M □ CREAMED SPINACH ^ a « get it from there to the store. The price, do- and authentication of the first WHERE AVAILABLE REGULAR OR MINT...... 7-OZ. TUBE 0 3 rivered to eur stores, has become 7SWc per dear, double impreadon in □ COD CAKES b a . pound. modem U-S. philately. The AQUA NET □ SHRIMP CROQUEHES b o * A 315-peund side of beef yields only 217 error is a singb of the 8-cant REG.ORH.T.H. A HAIR SPRAY...... 13-OZ.CAN*»7 pounds of salable meat, raising the price to an Statue of Libwriy dsalBi iasued □ SALAD SHRIMP m m q □ ORANGE PLUS ^ a . average $1.14 per pound. Cuts must then be in 1964. Tbeae ■ stamps re­ A m erican PHLED& CLEANED...... LB. I • ■ * 7 BIRDSEYE...... 9-OZ. CAN * l 7 priced to pay for cutting and packaging mained in use until 1968 when (salaries), plus a share of store equipment and a printing of similar design re- Tempo overhead. piaced them as the reguhur 8- A retailer must sell all the beef, so less •i ^ d cent stamp. A Danish-inspired cas­ popular cuts - the chuck, brisket and plate - are Apparently the sheet which ■ X 5 : often priced below this average cest. Chuck ual pattern found in steaks may be 89c a pound and to on. The dif­ had gone through the press leading stores. Stain­ ference is made up by an upward price ad|ust- prior to the error sheet was ■■'Vf i ment of the remaining, mere popular cuts. overinked. As a result the next less bowls - simulated Depending on bene content and tenderness, sheet (the error sheet) was wood handles. ■i cuts are priced from 69c a pound to $2.89 e l»inted partially without the pound or higher. ted. To correct the lack of the , 4 ' looking back at our illustration: only 34.4% of red, the printer put the sheet the side of beef yields the popular steoke and through a second time, but roasts carrying higher price tags. These cuts some of the 400 stamps thus 1 must bear the cest of 34.6% of the side of beef obtained two red impieaiions. W GRAND UNIOrr^ FOR SPAGHETTI ' priced at lest than average cost. Only five of these stamps are known to exist and are in the SARA LEE • ALL PURPOSE Supply and demand it the sensitive me­ hands of ooUectors. • Handsome bowls, troys, salad sets, and more, chanism which must be balanced to keep prices at 0 reatenable level. • Each piece hand-carved by Thai master craftsmen. HOT D O G S RAGU SAUCES / SUPERB QUALITY PO U N D C A K E • Ncrtural finish-no lacquer, no varnish, no shollac. ALL VARIETIES PLUS BLUE e e • PLUS BLUE /..GUARANTEED BY STAMPS, TOO! PLUS BLUE oMiaoeos Two new stampo from Nor­ STAMPS, TOO! ^ CONSUMCONSUMM AFSAMS .£ 1 - ^ g r a n d u n io n to b e 8 5 t STAMPS, TOO! way hail the centenary of the YOU WILL NOTE r 6 5 t discovery of the lepioay bac­ Each piece is hand made—grain and color differ EVERYTHING WE SAY IT IS teria by Dr. Gettaard .Henrik throughout—every piece has its own individual Armauer Hansen (1841-1922) OR YOUR MONEY BACK I of that country. Both designs beauty and no two are alike. That's why Teak is WITHOUT QUESTIONS! I shows Dr. Hanwn at a mlcro- so prized the world over and usually so much more cSff r i s ' O F F ™ scope with a slide of the bac­ WITH THIS COUPON A PURCMAM OP I WITHTHISCOUrONAMIRCNASSOF | expensive. iw oi4-oz.m s. I Z ONBS-OZ.m.SBVMSIAS ■ terium. Discovery was made in Novor to our knowledge has there been a 1873 after he had devoted his stainless flatware offer to compare with this PRIDE OF THE ■ GREEN GODDESS ■ life to this task. one Grand Union s comparative shoppers FARM KETCHUP ! DRESSING imi have chocked the quality and beauty of this COUPON OOOD THRU MARCH 31 I COUrON OOOD MARCH aS-31. e e e SHIPPED DIRECTLY FROM THAILAND I A f | LIMITiONBCOUraNMRCUtroMIR ^|iy | SHOP US. TO BEUEVE US.' IfB V UMITi ONB.COUrON r a CUStOMBR collection in loading stores. The results wore Tunisia tun issued a ringla TO GRAND UNION-PRICED LESS THAN ^ stamp honoring the Dome of incredible. The stainless we are offering you HALF OF V/HAT YOU'D EVER EXPECT TO PAY! I the Rodi in feruanlem. Built at 38- each is comparable in many cases to 1 T s ' o F f ’ T ^ O i O F F ' off 3 0 * 0 7 7 f 3 5 ^ over the rock from whidi Mo­ 6 INDIV'JUAL SALAD BOWl oa.S .99 ” WITH THIS COiirON A rURCHASS OF the stainless selling at S I.00 and up. See the WITH THIS CO U M N A MJRCHAM OF WITH THIS COUrON A FURCHASB o r I WITH THIS COUrON A rURCHASI OF WITH TH» COUPON A PURCHASI o r hammed It aald Lo have 12 SAL ,D MIXING BOWl oa. $6.99 ON f S -U . BAO DOO FOOD O M S -O Z . CONT. HAIRCOUNUNO I ON8 7-OZ. CONT. LOTION SHAMTOO ONB KM-FT. RO U FOOD WRAT ONS S -U . 4-OZ. BOX DBTSRRSNT ascended to heaven, the SALAD fORK and SPOON Sol $1.49 merchandise - feel the weight - compare the GAINES LOVING CARE HEAD& 26c STRETCH MIRACLE 3. mosque ia « prims reason the 20 X 5 RELISH TRAY oa. $2.99 price and quality. Then start your sot-now! I dty of Jetuaalam itmains tiw. NWD m laeied dta to three fUths. The> 12 SQUARE SERVING TRAY oa. $2.99 MEAL LOTION SHOULDERS 'N SEAL S WHITE S COUPONCOUrON wool*OOOO THMJ rawwiMARCH 31 COUMN MU. wwmOOOB IMMlimw MMHH.M I COUrpN OOOO THRU MARCH 31 ______vwwrvnCOUPON wwwwGOOD THRUimw mwidiMARCH 31 COUPON OOOD noWTHRU HIMm MARCH •! 31 - dome once appeared on a I I ROUND SNACK SERVER oa S3.99 I ^ ^ L M M T i ONB COUPON PSRCUSTOMn ONS COUPON P iR C U S T O M B I ^ j| ^ y UROTi ONB COUPON P S R C U IT O a W ^ ^ |g ^ |U a O T i ONB COUP ^ W a i S T O M S R ^ ^ ||^ fU lllllT i ONB COUPON PBR CUSTOIIMjR ^ | y stamp of the (M British P(o- WEIL ond TREE CARVING BOARD oa. S4.99 tectoiato of Psleatina. ON SALE AT ALL TIMES IMrah 31, H M fln iH Ifnion Comieeiicut excB|H ChttWgB md SliaitiB. Not rBiptm lWt lor ifpoprBFWcil tnnrB. Wa roterva tht right to Umlt the quantltHB of bHb Kiret. > - MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 - PAGE ’rWEmYHTTOBp..; PAGiS TWKWTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973

M anchester h o sp ita l Notes SIZE SAVINGS ON K l^ SIZE VALUES ■ l - i Plans Seen as Chance S b o p j Discharged Tuesday: Esther Andover; Eileen M. Mahoney, D. Anderson, 40 Hemlock St.; East Hai^ord; David S. Hazel, i; To ‘Manage’ Coventry’s Growth 9 i o p ^ Annie Marlu, 71 Lockwood St.;- 652 WethhreU St.; Melissa B. Thomas Michalik, 192 Harris, Vernon; Linda Dube,, " 'i people in the area 10 and 20 Hackmatack St.; Andrew .A. Wardiouae PcAnt; Donna M. to keep suburban q>rawl from “ We are not proposing just HOLLY GANTNER , years from now require the Davis, Vernon; Margaret M. Pepin, Hartford; James R. " i i m m turning Covoitry into another another develc^ment,” North ' ' Correspondent kind of planning inherent in our Palmberg, 71 Lodkwood St.; Tobin, South Windsor; Geneva asphalt-covered, necm-lightedt said. “ We p r o p ^ a full range EX< Tel. 7 0 «7 % proposed new community. Holda, 24 Eldridge St. Gal Ocean Sprsf strip-developed, unplanned of housing for all income levels, Rose Ei Fsedman, 573 Bush Hill 5-lb Siin Glonf The oppnrtonity to manage There is some indication that Rd.; Douglas A. Brookbank, 81 Also, Camella M. Bifolck, 16ozSto|t&Shop example of urban b ll^ t, slowly including the elderly, and the AmiSunGloiii and control fnture growth and these needs are not being Rockville; Kathleen P. SMi i to • (OldwA All n j^ 1 killing the very diaracteristlcs newly married just starting Carriage Dr.; Virginia A. Oran. Juice change in Coventry was .cited adquately met now, especially Vigeant, 118 Maple St. French Fries IV- which make the town so attrac­ out, commercial and li^ t in­ Blanchard, 114A New State O fM f* A, O vtt R titly Orange Juice Tuesday night as one of the in housing for the elderly. All Rd.f*' Ann M. Palamar, East Peanut Butter tive today. Growth and diange dustrial development for shop­ Grape Jelly Frozen major reasons for'supporting too frequently, and:, tragically, are going to happen in Coven­ ping and jobs; and the fullest Hartford. • Our best Freezer stock­ The deliciously the new community being smaller communities have CORNISH HENS Man does not live different try, as has been the case possible range of social ser­ A lso, X E m ihaline M. selling coffee! ing special! proposed by DevCo, the failed to act early enough, to Blackwilder, Rockville; WowlWhata by peanut butter drink that’s thirou^out the state and much vices, including health care U,S. Far Aheftd a lo n e ... but it Your choice Great with development arm of Grater plan soon enough, to m ^ t the sweet bargain, regular, drip chicken, roasts delicious for of the nation. Coventry is in a facilities, child and youth Stephani A. Choate, 20 Waddell can be hard to Hartfor^Process, Inc. challenges, and opportunities, In Use Of Energy stops Shop or electric or fish. a breakfast position today to manage that facilities, cultural and a c e t ic Rd.; Judith G. Larson, South - helpsyoucut' convince some time treat. ^>eaklng to the. Booth-Dimock of future human needs. We perk. Good for change and growth, to control facilities, services for the Windsor; Barbara R^ Marlin, 24 Now York—While the Un«i>4 V I your food costs! little ones. . Library Association, J. Richard propose, working with the peo­ Starkweather St.; 'Joseph A. Apeanutty buyr A good buy. snacking, too. it, rather than react to it. This elderly, help in assisting States consumes energy equiva­ North, DevCo’s n ^ communi­ ple of Coventry, to plan and act is the major reason we believe authorities to develop and im­ Gallant, 89 Olcott Dr.; lent to more than 13 tons of ty project manager, said now for the future,” North con- coal per capita annually, per the proposed new community is proving education system, Margaret P. Pelrine, “ Covenby has an opportunity, iooluding library facilities and clud^. Ellin^on; Rona L. Botwinlck capita consumption .in West Nestis’s Candy Bars as few ottier com m i^ties have a long-range plus for the town, availability of professional ser­ and daughter, Rockville; Germany and Great Britain is KING SIZE had, to plan for the change and not a minus.” only 20 per cent of that amount, Slock la M IM t w M , Ihara’s no itaM, M d llw iirlo i w H IM Milk chocolate. "J . j X North continued, “ Coventry vices. The new community is I^rth’s remarks at last Pamela J. Spaulding, Hebron. crunch, almond Of 1% Dars ■ growth forecast for the town in Also, Byers baby girl. East in Mexico it is 10 per cent and MiiGii nisnMn . . . today has one of the lowest tax not a vehicle for spoiling and night’s meeting were contained Save You Money! fruit 6'.-oz bar or » ■ the years ahead. Hartford; Cordnet baby boy. in India 2 per cent. Mini-Priced® to choc olite 61/. oz. WW bases in the slate. We believe ending the way of life in Coven­ in a prepared statement. “ The new community,” said the new community, over a 12- try, but of enhancing it future 32oz C C C North, “ presents an opportuni­ by preserving as much of what Ketchup bottle! to-15-year period, will have a MaTOWN PATHS ■ i ! Heinz'"* ty to channel future growth to positive financial effect on the it has and by planning to meet VcrTlincOranie. j| C C Grape or Orancc- planned centers with public town, broadening and in­ as fully as possible the needs of U.S.Grade“A'’ 2 White Gem Juice Drinks Piiwapple'/«lal. bottle ■ V facilities, helping to retain the creasing its tax base and more the future. rural character of the rest of than paying for additionai ser­ Kotbeioi ^ 0 ^ "We believe,” North said, VlasiCDHi Pickles rolnh46oziaii the town. Planning for growth vices with increased tax ENTER “ that the housing needs for the 1 / and change now is the only way revenues. Rival Dog Food 52 oz can 39'

Clovditry 8 What the police The lb. Box StoptShop R ^ ^ J o w e l s mean to us... Stock up Carlson Commended at this 8 80 PatHn In It is almost four years since we expressed tow price.. why pay more. m publidy to the police of Greater Boston our For Service to Town Miss, thanks for their magnificent response at the Extra Laan, Wnutaa-Praah" time of the fire which destroyed our Our White Gem sion Monday night on a two-to- the comprehensive plan of U.S.GradeA HOLLY GANTNER warehouse at Readville. chickens are Minute Rice ^ 79 Correspondent one vote, ^th Everett Frost development, and would con­ one of today’s opposed to the 'change, and stitute strip zoning for the There have been many occasions since when ' best food buys Tel, 742-8795 "we should probably have done the same for torilen Cremora ” ‘‘ 89: Arnold Carlson, fornier alternate Sondra Stave in favor. benefit of an individual lan­ East GROUND CHUCK .. low in calories the police in every community where we . . . and versatile. chairnjan and a iong-time Chairman Stephen Loyzim downer. It would further N o lM t broke -the tie by casting a no aggravate an already serious operate. A great budget Stopc^p PeachesW33 member of the Coventry Plan­ stretcher! ning and Zoning Conunission vote. traffic problem at the nearby The Stop & Shop Companies, Inc. operates who resigned last month, was Six members and alternates intersection, as well. Also, more than 250 retail units — Stop & Shop lb BtM Beef»!s».Stew i*89 commended by the PZC at its were present at the meeting, Loyzim said, there are already Of Supermarkets, Bradlees Department Stores, Units Cut up or Split ’lb 45L sto p s Shop meeting this week for his many but only those who had attend^ about 600 commercially zoned Medi Mart Drug Stores, Perkins Tobacco tomr w quart iar years of service to the town. A the December hearing were acres available in that area. Shops in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp­ vspfR.vcmLm Mayonnaise formal resolution expressing a eligible to vote on the matter. ’The PZC also approved an shire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York “ token of friendship, esteem Hie question of whether or not extension of an earth and New Jersey. WhKeGem a proper decision would be excavation permit by the M.A. The River Frozen Food Buys and appreciation” was signed In each of these areas we depend on the U jS. Grade “A" rib by all PZC members, planning made by only three members of Gammino Construction Co. Chickefi Breasts the five-member commission police for the protection of our people and consultant Sam Spielvogel, until Aug. 24, 1974, for the property, for the security of our stores when Newton Acres V^etaUes Town Manager Dem is Moore, was resolved when town at­ operation at a Pucker St. site we lock them at night, for the control of traffic White Gem Town Planner Frank Connolly torney confirmed that such ac­ being used in connection with Fo r Your so that our customers can come and go in U ^ . Grade “A” Peas, corn, mixed vegetables. 20« 9 A 0 Contest Chicken Legs peas and carrots. bag and Building Insijfntor John tion would be legal. the construction of 1-84. convenience and safety. Loyzim,,said he had made Wiilnauer. v White Gem Banquet Fried Chicken *-«»i*« ‘l-C® The resolution stated further several inquiries Tuesday to Ills a tribute to the dependability of the police Fre e ze r that it is the isolated stick-up, the rare U S . Grade “A* Mb that the signers hoped Carlson assure that the decision was RUSH A REC£RT p h o to g r a p h Chicken Thighs Green Giant Coma:Cob S9 Kelley Named burglary, the unexpected traffic tie up that would continue to take an legal, and referred, to Section 8- s t o c k Up Tha Freazar A t Thaaa Prtcaa, Aa Thay Ara Chef-Boy-Ar-DeefiSaPlzza Name - Address - and - Age make news. active interest .iii planning and 3 of the state statutes governing Barracks Aa Low, or Lowar Than Thay Hava Baan. White Gem Rhodes 5-pack Bread Dough»*»’«89^ . planning and zoning zoning affairs. s As businessmen, we are well aware of the Chicken Drunisticks U.S. Grade "A” Perx Coffee Lightner -*-^3 5 At its Monday meeting, the procedures. According to ibis Commander routine of police work, of the duties done so PZC turned down an application legislation, a public hearing U.S.D.A. Whola, Ovan Raady quiqto ajid so well qs not to make news. , M a ca ro n i a iO ie e s e must be conducted by a majori­ To: MISS EAST OF THE RIVER b y Albert Lindsay ^ f WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. We a^e hot so'haivS^ as to thih)< every man or s ^Quality Protected'* U JS.D .A, Choice Beef! Morton o«L* Dinners Manchester to change property ty of commission members, in R IB R O A S T Taste O ’Sea Clam Platter th e case of Coventry’s (AP) — Sgt. Donald Kelley has woman in blue is a perfect human being, ' ^ “Quality-Protected" Bwf « |JSDA • at the corner of Rts. 44A and 31 been assigned as the comman­ WINF neither is everyone of us! from RU-40 to a commercial commission, three. ’Therefore, Taste O’Sea “W Fillets 49^ a decision can be made by the ding officer of the state police P.O. Rox 1230 Manchester Conn. 06040 OF BEEF But, we know for the most part, they are just Stop & Shop Onion Rings 35^ zone. barracks at Bradley Inter­ T h e co m m issio n had same number of members. Anjpiicants must reside East of the River. like the rest of us, decent people trying to Hendries Ice Cream Bar Reasons given for denial of national Airport. earn a living to support their families, to give Stop & Shop has it! conducted a public hearing on Kelley, who joined the force Winner will receive many prizes and will appear at local Cool 'N Creamy Puddings 39 th e application in mid- ■' the application were that the their children a little better start in life. s change would not conform to in 1954, lives in Meriden. functions Mighty High * "«««« ShortcakeW 99 December and reached its deci­ It is further tribute to the integrity, of the US J)A . Choice. police officers, generally, that it is the isolated Top Raimd Steak Mrs. Smith's Apple Pie — '’• g, SPONSORED BY THE instance of failure to live up to the uniform ' U.S.DJL Hendries Vanilla And iJS{am u^99 ^Phantom P olluter^ and the police tradition that makes news , Swiss Steak Bottom Round Choke EAST OF THE RIVER ASSOCIATION lb. not the day to day keeping of the public trust v i while on duty. At Our Dairy Deol. I 28 to 32-fli. Ayorago. USDA. Choice WIN cut Into Stoako, Newport Roasto, Short Ribs, or any To do his job, the policeman needs and Top Srioin Steak ^askedTW an Declares ^ O F F IC E R S I deserves the respect of his communi^, 3-lb Borden allirt^Cheese way you wMi._____ - professional man, the union member, the, U jSDA. Choice TOF NOTCH DISCOUNT FOODS I WHITE OR YELLOW. , ^ $039 Gallon FM C lA W IM /» businessman, the school teacher. Tenderettes Round Big family sized packed for delicious ^ a r Against Tolland East H^rifoi’d "Rd Manchester mm II To make polite departments even more eating. . . great plain or grilled. Ml WAfKINS BROS., INC. I BOTTOM ROUNDS reflective ortheir communities, qualified men Mrs.Filbert’s Margarine » 3a*l Stop & Shop Manchester and women should be recruited from every Sun Glory Orange Julw S S Je segment of the community. tote start* Man, Marth 2S-8M, March 31. VIVIAN V. KENNESON million cost of the school made public late last month, |-> ' ' Wp rtaiwe tto rlghl'te IWIquMitHIPt. Sea Maid Shrimp Cocktail W 9 9 ‘ MANCHESTER EVE^HNQ. HERALD | l OF BEEF Correspondent addition. stated that the plan would We say all-this because we know that many S to p & S h o p S o u r C re a m The Board of Selectmen will involve a $10 million building Manchester 20 to 24*Ri. Rvorago Tel. 875-4704 ' times society demands of the police officer* SioD&snoD Kiicnens I' Merit Becon 99^ Bleach call a town meeting for Friday, project, resulting in more than it does of the rest of us. The list qf Light n* Lively Yogurt saMtait 4 -a. 89 April 6, for the final approval approximately $250,000 in tax J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. i r ' police officers killed in the line of duty is Manchester OurOwn 2 fo r8 5 ^ Rath Sliced Bacon *il2e The “ Phantom Polluter” paid from the townspeople. If it is revenue to the town, with no . witness to that. Fresh Kzza 9ozpkg Armour Star All Meat Franks |j.99 a visit to the Board of I At Our Bakery Dept approved, building cah begin .children involved. ^ , In acknowledgement of our debt to the police Armour Star All Beef Franks a 99 Selectmen last night to declare next month with the possibility Traffic would involve 3,000 DeGEMMIS HOUSE OF CLOTHING II Dell Hut Meatballs • 9^* an all-out war on Tolland. of some classrooms being ready cars each day the track is in I Glastonbury I who serve ell of us, we et the Stop & Shop C u^rd Puddingy 39* Colonial Cold CutSuSBlftlxSfnfira *8 65 . r^uiAiLr Companies say: Thanks. A declaration, presented to by September. operation, with about 15,000 INCLUDES ra n EYE OF THE ROUNDI WiS cut Into Big Daisy White Bread First Selectman Erwin Smith explained that the town spectators. ’The track would WINF/CBS RADIO Sliced StoetzneF, claimed the town is Manchester Stalks, Samhirlch Slaahs, ShMHK-Sob, Fonduo, Great lor peanut would actually only have to handle its own security, police I R^RowtfejwAoynjM OTyoo^ butter and ignoring pollution of its borrow half of the total figure, and traffic. It is estimated that jelly sandwiches. streams, lakes and roadsides, or $900,000. The balance would approximately 500 persons YOUR GIFT GALLERY and that now the interiors will be reimbursed by. the state by would be employed by the (Watkins Bros., Manchester) STOCK UP AT THIS PRICEI stops. Shop Lemw Pie _ 2 g »l also be polluted. The masked, the time construction is track. 17M Inches! Stop & Shop Bigllsh M ^ins 4^*^^ cloaked man then dumped a completed. Stoetzner said that a public DIRECTORS □Astro Turf Door Mat 2 3 M Inches garbage bag on the selectman’s WHOLE FRESH Old Fashioned«*«««" Cake '»*«*« ov ' Dog Track hearing would be held prior to desk. The bag contained IS 01 can The announcement that any encouragement to a tm Broom □ Ajax Window Cleaner throwaways such as beer cans, prospective developer. PO R K L O IN S Fan Shapied New England Style 16 o z can Health & Beauty Aids disposable diapers, and paper someone may be interested in □ D ow Oven Cleaner purchase of land for a dog track Town Garage Our regular $i.98 broom. A sweeping containers. MARLBOROUGH COUHTRY BARN PROF. REMODEUNG 46 o z can Stoetzner reported the rafters g o o d value for your spring cleaning. □Beacon Floor Wax , According to Conservation in town has brought a lot of response from townspeople. are now up on the new town CONSULTANTS Scope Mouthwash *1 Commission Chairman Robert ee ■ Hlfhly □ Stop & Shop Bleach^ iViiabonjut 53 I : garage on Old Post Rd. The roof -- -- , Bass, the Phantom Polluter’s According to Stoetzner, more PERFOIHIIANGE PLUS RHHNmHSwi h o u s e h o ld Wet Mop Absorbent White Rain Hair Spray than 300 residents have called is expected to be up by Friday appearance kicked off the rid RRMCNvvIOi OnMyteMM □ Fab Laundry Detergent ’ 1” ! New Freedom Napkins SOcounkpkg . 1 and, at present, the feeling is 5 and the building should be FiniXRALD FORD litter days slated for the last □Squeeze Sponge Mop I to 4 against the proposal. Many completed within a month. NrakWHo □ Kleen Brite Fabric Softener “ST 49' i week of April. PYROFAX GAS CO. □Aluminum imin Ladder of those responding favorably, Exchange Concert S6HDI itm iir □ Axion Pre-Soak h j'/ | however, stipulated that it be The Oiicopee Comprehensive TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCES I Wll cut Into Cantor Cut dibps, md 2 Boasts, or any way Cotton Unad M---■-- ■-- □latex Rubber Gliwes Indian River^ W hite Seedless Middle School located near Exit 100. Band wilt perform at Tolland COACHUTE OMER THEATER ■MNMIilr 5 -you dosiro. Holds 10 Quarts □ Stop & Shop Toilet Tissue i Stoetzner added that the AstortoeCoiors Robert E. Smith, chairman of High School Friday at 8 p.m. as m—ImroRiNio HoLsIriNic □Plastic Spaut Pail " # 1 the Tolland Middle School publicity bn the original feeler part of an exchange concert IM H. SBwia conn □ Ajax Liquid Dish Detergent 49' ^ | building committee, received has brou^t in calls from six program. Last month Tolland VmiR □Dust Pan & Brush Set approval from the Board of other “ syndicates.” students went to Chicopee for a SOUTH GLASTONBURY I WHOLE TOP The original information. GLASTONBURY CITIZEN Finance last nifdit for the $1.8 successful performance. VILLAGE & ASSN. As host town, Tolland, under I ROUNDS OF BEEF S a v e 1 0 ' the direction of Henry Kreske, < >eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoee I t I Sft to 26^ Rvango S a v e '90* with this cOupon on a 20 oi bottia with thia coupon on • 21 02 can band director, will perform S a v e 90* with this coupon on a 32 oz bottle Dems with this coupon on a 7 oz can three selections — “ Fan­ LssttAI scEwrClMoer Aiax Cleanser TOWN SHOW MopAGIoFIfNMrCleansr arrectiwiMiieHaaTMmjiiMeHsi dango,” “ Poet and Peasant LysotDisinfecbntSprsy C m C TM aUllCH OOTHRU MAMH at THURSDAY • amenn auitcH 20 TMW luiicH ti U»» M beta, pw cmliww IMomcnasraNMMr Name 3 Officers Overture,” and the “ Corcoran ijficnve audicH 20'now HAOCM n umioMaaWeawcaMoMr March;” voter registration chairman;'! 9:06 to 10 A.M. TaiMerines IS-W In the first ihajor step toward Chicopee Comprehensive reorganization of the Young High School Band, under the FAMILVPACK Tardiff is urging all young Mayor c ' Report — ’ 59' Democrats of'Manchester, dirrction of William Sittard, Tomatoes IMtepackap* Democrats and unaffiliated, Chamber News S a v e 1 5 * Iftobert Tardiff, its president, will contribute “ Tulsa” and “ who feel strongly about the S o V e l S ^ Save 90* with Ihit coupon on a 7 can 49' hM named three persons to key S WW cut Into Round Stooh, London SroH, BrochloRI„Ronnd >'*tr ’1>|I S a v e 9 ^ , with thto edupoo on 0 1 9 00 can TaxM Spinach -tA s r * “ Civil War Fantasy.” ’The two Events — Meetings 1 . with this coupon on a 34 02 can local and state issues,” to with lhJ» coupon oh • 28 oz bottio fobric naemberships. bands will combine talents for I RoasL CidM StoMw, RoinM eround, or any way IH llio lr o . 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J i.. 1 . ' " S , MANf^tgUTER EVENING HERALD, Mandieater, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE National Forest Prodocts PAOB TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Weillion, Funding Needed I'o End Forest Service rather than said. Proposed by SWAC The cases of George M. incidents with a 14-year-old trees not plants yesterday will A major part of that funding, an Increase o f .9 per cent in reimposing Phase 2 price con­ Craig, executive vice presi­ McAlees, 18, of East Hartford, East Hartford girl. not be available for harvest Hodges told the subcommittee, quantity and 7 per cent in value trols cm the forest products in- dent of the WTA, told a Senate The South Windsor Association proposed library is too expul­ and Stephen P. Smith, 17, of He was taken to the oyer 1971. AHimna provided 64 when needed in the future.” should go for building more Bank President East H t^ ord , were continued S|iiraling Lum ber Prices dustyy. housing subcommittee studying of Citizens (SWAC) today sive in relation to other town Connecticut Correctional per cent df the ‘production. Ralph D. Hodges Jr., logging roads into untapped “ Instead of aggressively pur­ the lumber-price problem: ' proposed four alternatives to needs. It offers the following to April 2 by Judge Roman Center a f Hartford in lieu of a executive viM president of the forestlands. suing intensive forced manage­ “ Pennywise and p ou ^ foolish. Charles E. Pressler of since held the offices of the construction of a new^own alternatives: Lease of the Lexton, Monday. $5,000 cash bond to await court., . The two are each charged Tolland has been elected presi­ assistant treasurer, assistant .library. The library proposal is space in the Sullivan Ave. Shop­ ...... ' ...... dent of the Savings Bank of secretary, secretary, treasurer slated for referendum Satur­ ping Plaza formerly occupied with foiirth-degree larceny Rockville, Park St. Presently and vice president. His line of day. The ppUs will be open by the Popular Market; an (three counts), third-degree HflCHER G0IS$ Ok serving as vice president, bank service was interrupted from noon to 8 p.m. agreement with the owner of larceny, tampering with a motor vehicle and second- Pressler will assume his new for two years while he served SWAC says its proposal will the shopping complex to con­ Of M ANCHESTER duties Ml April 1 when present with the 82nd Combat Engineer minimize the burden on local struct a new facility and lease it degree criminal mischief in Over 28 Yenn of experience connection with alleged in­ I Presidmt Frederick Hallcher Division of tiie U.S. Army taxpayers. The Library Board to the town on a long-term, Full-Time Librarian I retires. during World War U in the is prqiosing the construction of basis; extension of library cidents ^pf thefts from, motor Auto - Plate - Window Qhtwi - MlriW i - Qle« vehicles'parked at the U.A. Vernon Herman W. Usher, presently European Theater. a $1.18 million building adja­ hours at the high school and FuniHuro Tope - Plctufo Fremhig •Jf*'*P**^* Sought By PTO Theatre East parking lot, serving as secretary and B eside his banking positions, cent to the Town Hall. As elementary school libraries; dr Door MIrrore - Mfdlelne Cablnote - Special Work I Manchester Parkade, March assistant treasurer of the bank. Pressler has also been active in proposed by the board, funds the hiring of professional fund 10. community affairs. He is a for the library will come, from a raisers. CoHeotefe Hems trustee of the Sykes School, a federal grant of $66,8^ , and EiUt Hartford Session , Danish Plates CANADA’S External Af­ An all-out plea for a full-time Another board member, director of the Rockville Area proceeds from the sale of the Victims Compensated Robert Aycock, 24, of 92 Main iiMciwft»r 649-4521 PresMsntial Chamber of Conunerce and a fairs Minister M i t c h e l l librarian was made to the Steven Marcham, explained QUALITY • VARIETY • PRICE Sadd Memorial Library and a St., South Windsor, was Decanters Sharp says in Ottawa that London — Compensation pay­ Board of EducatitMi Monday that the curriculum committee member of the advisory board trust fund in the amount' of presented in court at East Hart­ Nidine he Is not very optimistic ments by the Criminal Compen­ Estimates Gladly Ohren night by members of the thought that the first thing to do HEALTH AMD BEAUTY AIDS of the Vernon National Bank. $180,000. The remainder of the ford Wednesday and his case Reprcductlens that the Vietnam cease­ sation Board are runnint: at Open TImiis. A Fri. till 9 P.M. Northeast School PTO who was to equalize pupil to book He has also served in many cost can be met by a combina­ was cQntinued to Friday. JohimNi i M m ssn 14-o*. fire control commission will about $9 million a year. The 8st. nil 8 P.M. hosted the board meeting. ratio in all of the schools and capacities for community be allowed to function prop­ tion of funds from the Capital Aycock was charged Monday Plasties Ih'Stcck im board, set up’ in 1964, considers During the evening the board that was why a larger amount charity drives and promotions erly. Reserve fund and short-term applications for payments from with first-degree rape,, second- Vb--8/18"-W " Baby Powder 54 Meitoe St, Mmcheiter was given a tour of the school was spent in that area this year. . 9S well as having served on the. loans, or by a bond issue. the government for victims of degree assauit, risk of injury to (Off Center Street) Stock Sheets or Cut Ellington Board of Assessors library which is reportedly one He said the curriculira com­ g M -» « i.e e e SWAC says the cost of the crimes of .Violence. ftsikt for several years. He is a of the best equipped ones of the mittee and the board will con­ A n U -P e rs . ' i ! 6 8 * member of the Rockville Lodge elem entary schools in the sider the Northeast request. of Elks, American Legion and system. Most of the equipment Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Cratl 7-o l FaiMHy superintendent of schools, the Officers Club of Hartford as which has turned the library ’i ’ well ak being a trustee of St. into a multi-media center, was urged PTO members to get out Tooth paste Matthew Church of Tolland and purchased with funds raised by to the public hearings on the a member of its scholarship p r o functions and now the budget and the annual budget committee. group feels it is deserving of meeting'to let the Town Council Usher joined the bank more having a full-time librarian. know their feelingr. He than 26 years ago, served as an The PTO president, Russ reminded them that the council takes its directives from those assistant treasurer for several MePadden, questioned why the _ f O O D years and was elected Center Road School which is who attend the hearing. secretary a few years ago. much newer than Northeast BURR CORNERS - MANCHESTER, COHN, Charles E . Pressler He is treasurer of the Union has a full-time librarian. He Q 0W *ita| i Congregational Church of said he felt the ^uipment was V o r n o n lieidnr Shomrinn COTtor — ExH 9 3 , 1-86 STOCK-UP Rockville and chairman of the ANQUET there at the Nortiieaet library , Ellington Sewer Commission. and that it should be utilized. has been elected secretary and i i « 8| Dr. Robert Linstone, assis­ ON TH ESE treasurer and will also assume He lives on Ellington Ave. He Hockey Team R n$t MSI let Sappers tant superintendent of schools, FROZEN FOOD his new duties on April 1. has also been active in many explained that it was the intent AU-WEEK Pressler joined the staff of recreational and community lifW E iW To Continue of the board to keep all of the the bank in May 1933 and has projects in the area. TarkiF, New From Krttt Vtil Pann|iii, libraries open full-time, but it Club Status was a mqtter of funds for SPECIALS „ s C k . The Board of Education voted 8$ 4^**1 “ CbiekM a Owapliiis salaries that kept thisJrom OMELETS Ho being a reality. Monday night to retain hockey MEATS ARE OUR Commission on Aging He explained he had in­ at Rockville High School at the club level and referred a naln Omelet S P E C I A m i < 1 vestigated the possibility of ' 5 ^ 6 9 * Elects James Watt utilizing students from the request for $2,500 to help sup­ Pepper Omelet P ^ C H O ^ Manchester Community port the club, to the budget 89* The new Commission on town manager suggested ChM e Omelet College library technician- committee for its recommenda­ Aging elected its first chairman contact might be made through course to assist in the libraries tion. Hem Omelet «« at an organizational meeting a question in the school census. under an apprenticeship Richard Tingley, athletic earlier this week. Among the other areas under program. He ^ d because the director at the high school, James Watt, assistant discussion were a calling explained he was withdrawing I C o lo n ia l FalllCMMd ki Einl course is only now in its first 1 4 « t executive secretary of the system, iegal services, health ^ 3 rtoliW j» 1b ’ year it was felt the students did an original proposal that Catholic Family Services of the Profera’s Pizza needs, transportation, and CMrtir Cki$$ __ r ' 1 hockey go varsity. He said if a ll- e t Archdiocese of Hartford, was pot have enough experience LEAN-TASTY funding of various programs, and that the coUege staff would boy is on a varsity team then he Sara Lee Pound Cake it a 6 9 ^ named to the post. geared to assist the elderly. SST- i j •• is prohibited from playing on -5 one>ess cut From Wb section prefer to have students appren­ K Watt, who resides with his The commission will study any other teams according to Binrstye * m ^ tice under cerUfied librarians. S U l wife and seven children at 143 rulings of the Connecticut $ [ 0 0 the recommendations of the '(bWornla The only certified librarian in French Beans 4 n » Autumn St., was chairman of a Conference on Aging. Miss Interscholastic Athletic CQLOHIM. the Vernon sdiool system is conference on the aging last fall DellaFera and the Rev. Clmck Steak Conference (C ^ C ). '.As a.cltdt PtalB or RiMalwnry IDH BOHBiSS HAMS . .-throne a)R^|(ithi|^:)i^b^ Kfi at Manchester Community Robert Burbank of the Church Board^^member Robert the m em bm can play on other College. At that time, it was Boneless Chu(^ ■ 1 ^ Waffles 4 T ta . 7 9 ^ m . of the Assumption, will develop Dubeau, repeating that the teams involving hockey or voted to establish the new Fall) Cookid other sports. Even as a club if m bylaws for the commission to board is on record as saying it 4 9 ^ commission. la ie t S le * Ji^TDeifspeciS^ Orange Plus ' tm act upon next meeting. wants full-time librarians in all the team played at least 10 im Mrs. Carol McKeon was ’F. The commission will meet of the schools and “ I think the other schools it could be elected vice chairman and eancak* the fourth Monday of each L e n t e n s S ? 53d S ? 5S ^ te l TjonelessShouWerU^Chotes W BaMr intent of the board is cogently accepted as a state team in secretary. month at 8:15 p.m. at the Senior CtuckenKoU recorded in last year’s budget,” tournaments, Tingley said, but Tlie duties of the commission Ih Poundcake he added that some of the team Citizens Center. U ndoB tio il 1_ he added. DAIRY were presented by Town SaiaLee members do play on other Jumbo White »rim p «’- JJwlMSChUCK^AC'Wj' Manager Robert. B. Weiss. Bavarian * 10 02 teams so the club will not play 95' Baant ^ pkga Commenting on the problems Cherry^one Clams CidieSteate Kids Eye Two in Area in state tournaments. facing the commission. Miss Tingley explained that ren­ PURIIT OLEO Golden F rN scallops.*™ *ib75* Parisian or * 10 02 m Mary DellaFera, director of the Australia Plans Havallan Vegt. i pkga Winners In ting of ic&tim e is the most 20 pstUes Goast Beet lb 37* KidsEye Town Welfare liepartment To BuUd New City Turbot Hllet '^ 'T , Ranchers PfWe p«pi.r£.. a.m. mitment to maintain a share of Shoulder Clod Roast •1.49 24 02 Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing In the Wallace Bernier, Skinner the financial obligations o f the Save cans ■ bll 1 can Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Cieem Rite — !.rl5’ Rd., Vertion, was one of the high school hockey club and London Broil sus •1.591 Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, April 3,1973, at 8:00 P.M. Jl lottery losers who became a urged that the board give con­ to consider and act on the following: 55 Cap Cakes v ‘ winner. Bernier won one of the sideration to the request for 79 eight cars given away last some $2,500, to be used prin­ C u be S tea k Cut from round •1.1 Proposed additional appropriation t O 'General Fund Budget Thursday. He did not designate 1972-73, TFIANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund Fresh Finest Bakery! ^ cipally to pay for ice time. which car he wanted but does Tingley was also asked to — $0,620.00 for Case Mountain land survey, to be financed First O’ the Fresh! Fresh Dairy Buys! - ; Dolm onico Steak ■onoki •2.191 have a choice of eight models or give his opinion as to the effect from funds received from the Manchester Conservation Com­ colors of cars of comparable mission. toe double sessions at toe high w/Tcndcrtoln •1.65 Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special^ Bread Sale! value. The special car drawing school, next year, will have on Sirloin Steak Projects, Fund 41 — Business Education — Occupational — VALENCIA Scfewirz Brat. iR FRESH EGGS will end the week of May 3 with the athletic program. He $6,799.Ci0 to be added to existing Account No. 144, to be 40 cars having been given away explained it was not true that •1.851 to regular lottery losers. Porterhouse Steak financed from State Grant. Fiiast Largt toe athletic program would fold ORANGES Sin Grade up and float away because of Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Hot Cross Buns Finast V 49* 1 VALUES GALORE Sirloin Tip Steak inieM •1.981 1 ‘ Projects. Fund 41 — Social Worker Aide — $1,000.00 to be the double sessions. nnanced from State Grant. Chocolate Cup Cakes Flna^ 57* Board member Steven Marcham explained this was •1.98 Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Califoriia Finast Eclairs V®k?65* OR! Top Round Steak Health Agency one of toe concerns of toe board Projects, Fund 41 — Connecticut Commission on the Arts — Jmbo dozn Marions Lemon Delight =X” 89* when it decided to move to dou­ $<^.00 under terms stipulated in contract, to be financed Sin Issues Disease Ground Beef .9 9 , Howard ble sessions due to space from State Grant. Johnson problems at toe high school. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Heaith & Beauty j^idsi Fried Clams Summary Tops in vitamin A 10 oz cello 14 I Tingley said toe program will Shlil’ri-^Lamh Chops •1.491 1972-73, Sanitation Dept. — $47,000.00 for bulldozer for Finast 02 FishSficks pkg not be terminated but hp added sanitary landfill area, to be financed from Miscellaneous Kptex Tampons HARTFORD (AP) - There he is havinq a problem getting T(HMT0-I U m Rayanue — Special Highway Fund. ^ Fresh Sputach ZH Peaa& Onhma have been 207 cases of viral coaches. He said it is not Loin Lamh Chops •2.14 Proposed additional appropriation to Water Operating Fund Hoods Cottage Cheese 21 cu.b 3 7 , Kids Eye hepatitis reported in Ckranec- because toe coaches do not Tomato Paste Salad Bowl Special 1972-73, TRANSFER to Water Reserve Fund — $200,000.00 XU 9*p3 Fconch ticut so far this year, compared want to coach but toe fact that •1.491 Befit Yogurt n.'L 5 L'J M Gretn Beans P ork-C h op s GteMrCul \ to be financed from Water Unappropriated Surplus. Kids Eye to 197 during the same period a scheduling will cause them to Tomatoes ^ 5 « 1 Orange Juice n M . 3 JLCt)1S M year ago, the state Health be teaching classes during toe Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund Lettuce - z y P o rk R ib s CeeMrr>t|le P No More Tangles 95* Department says in its weekly times for practice sessions.' Tomato Puree ^ 61 — $7,200.00 for.Pavement Marking Program, to be Runily Pack Cream Cheese Hnxt *piS31* 'financed from State Grant. sSl Orafix Oanlurg A dlietiM 74* report. He also asked the board that Stewed Tomatoes 5*^^ 1 Sargento Monterey Jack It reported that the disease pkg 53* it not do any scheduling for use Whole Chickens Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget t in Ben.Gay Greaa«l bag ■ S 59* Proppaed Ordinance — Purchase of property at 9 Trotter from 15 the previous week; Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Windex Window Cleaner Perrl’s Ital. Sausage •1e55 S trM from Petar P*.. Frelman, aka Pater Paul Freiman for 1 B a M U M d ry Niseah ^ N ia p ri GliRM gonorrheal up f® 163 from 131; si i t m 1 1 sujperintendenti o f schools, Soft-Wove Toilet Tissue 4 iS ‘ I " $10,00i)j)0 A copy of the proposed Ordinance may be seen In rubella, up to 39 from 22; strep­ reminded the /board that a Sw ifts Premium Bacon •1.35 tiM Town dark’s Office during business hours. tococcal sore throat, down to 1 ,- p o lic / was SBtablishedntvio Mott’s Snack Pack MU 3 i . n “ Anthony Pletrantonio, Secretary 392 from 1,494; measles, down years ago in/which the school -i , to 42 from 81; chicken pqt, qi i •1.29 Board of DIrectora programs were to havenumbee Juice W. mm Lo in End P I C lt o ^ : Manchastar, Connecticut from 251 to 2 0 1 ; and one priority in use of schools r I Dotad at Moncheator, Connecticut this twenty-third of FILL YOUR FREEZER DURING OUR BIG FROZEN FOOD SALE AND ENJOY THE SAVINGS FOR WEEKS TO COME! mononucleosis, from 40. to 26. afteic. hours. Maroh, 1973.; Wt RMni (It Rl#ir H LM OnmiIMm MawHOtaRimRnMliwatl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 - PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVEH PAGE TWENTY-SIX-- MANCHESTER EVEWING&HERALD. M andiesto, Conn.. Wed., March r IS ScM^HMnl: IN 1 Image^ M arich al in Pro Baskethall Tig^s Add to inning provided the support hits in six innings. in the NBA ’ slugging first baseman who Kansas City defeated the six innings and relievers NEW YORK (AP) - The to the Tigers in exchange for third-place Twins last year for St. Louis starter Jim Royals’ victory. Joe Lahoud Tusday’s Game* with a 3.34 earned run m iss^ much of last season New York Yankees 4-2, Ray Lamb and Rich Hinton Detroit Tigers, a team often minor league pitcher Dan finished the shutout, Bibby, who went eight in­ hit a tworun homer as Detroit 121, Baltimore 98 with a broken right forearm, Milwaukee downed Califor­ ? .1 labeled “too old to win,”, Fife, who was 14-7 with average. He earns an, es­ nings and held Pittsburgh to Milwaukee rallied for four Bucks Messed Works Boston 117, Atlanta 100 timated 168,000 a year. belted a two-run home run nia 8-6, Minnesota beat Cleveland’s sixth con­ Up reinforced their elderly Montgomery of the Southern runs in the seventh inning to two hits. Milwaukee 85, Los Angeles 84 and added an RBI single to Baltimore 6-3 and Detroit secutive exhibition triumph. V Chicago 121, aeveland 106 image Tuesday by acquiring League last year. Meanwhile, Marichal, the Bob Montgomery defeat California. scored 23, ended up with the final quarter to help the provide the offensive power. edged Philadelphia 8-7. Larry Stahl scored the LOS ANGELES (AP) - The victory wound up while Jim McMilllan got 32 Houston 121, Buffalo 111 veteran pitcher Jim Perry, Perry, the Cy Young National League’s homered and John Curtis Doubles by Rod Carew nearly 3,500 points between Rockets pull ahead. Bob In other exhibition games, After Marichal’s seven winning hin for Cincinnati in The Los Angeles Lakers Milwaukee’s regular seiason for the Lakers,, who com­ Only games scheduled while the San Francisco Award winner in 1970 when winningest ' active pitcher pitched six solid innings for and Danny Thompson Uiem for the season. McAdoo led the losers with Geveland beat Oakland 6-0, inninngs, Don Carrithers the eighth inning on Dave could have made it simple 60-22 and split the season piled their lowest point total Wednesday’s Games Giants’ pennant hopes he compiled a 24-12 record, with a 227-125 career record, Boston. Ed Herrmann marked a five-run, eightii- 39 points dnd 15 rebounds. Cincinpati edged Los and Elias Sosa completed Concepcion’s single. by winning. Instead the series with the liakers at S-3, of the season. , Dave Bing and Bob Lanier Buffalo at Houston received a boost by the out- is the winningest active took a giant step on the road rapped out three hits and inning rally for Minnesota. Angeles^ 5-4, Montreal the shutout. Sosa gave up Montreal’s Mike Jorgensen Milwaukee Bucks put the; Los Angeles is now 59-22 In other NBA games rombined for 54 points as Zelmo Beaty, Ron Boone Phoenix at Seattle .standing performances pitcher in the American to recovery from a season of Buddy Bradford hit a three- Tony Taylor, a former Baltimore at Boston topped Houston 64, St. Louis San Diego’s only hit, a bloop and Ron Fairly colTected .National Basketball and a victory in theiir final Tuesday night, the ^ cago Detroit beat sluggish and Willie Wise sparked turned in by veterans Juan League with a career mark injuries by hurling seven run homer for the White Phillie, had four singles for Los Angeles at Golden Stqte nipped Pittsburgh 2-1, single by Jeiry Morales in three hits apiece against Association Western game tonight over Golden Bulls defeated the Cleveland Baltimore. With Bing balanced Utah past Denver. Marichal and Willie of 180-139. The 6-foot-4 left­ innings of bitless ball as San Sox. the Tigers, and the fourth Detroit at Cleveland Francisco stopped the San Boston trimmed ^e New the ninth inning, Houston. Conference playoffs in a State would leave the Cavaliers 121-105; the scoring 10 of his 30 points in Beaty led the Stars’ offense McCbvey in exhibition hander, who’ll *be entering Kansas City’s Steve Busby one drove in the winning run Only games scheduled Diego Padres on one hit 6-0. York Mets 3-2, the (Chicago Dick Tidrow limited Ted Simmons two-run dou­ mess. Pacific Division champion Detroit Pistons smashed the the third quarter, the wito 24 points, Boone had 23 baseball Tuesday. h is 15th major lea g u e held the Yankees to three in the eighth inning. Regular season ends And McCovey, the Giants’ White Sox beat Atlanta 7-3, Oakland to three hits over ble with two out in the first Los Angeles can clear Lakers with the same Baltimore Bullets 112-98; Pistons mov^ into a 84-68 and Wise, 21. Byron Beck Minnesota sent Perry, 36, season, was 1^16 with the everything up again tonight season mark as the Bucks— the Boston Celtics tripped lead going into the final paced Denver wiUi 22 points ABA — this time by losing. and force a pre-playoff con- the Atlanta Hawks 117-110 period. Lanier, who had 24 and became the all-time Tuesday’s Games After trailing by 11 points test Friday night at and the Houston Rockets points, helped Detorit forge Rocket scorer with 6,261. Indiana 110, SanDiegOilO? Josephson on Disabled List Pro Hockey Roundup in the first half and nine vrith Milwaukee to determhie the stopped the Buffulo Braves a 54-50 halftime lead. Utah 115, Denver 109 Only games scheduled eight minutes to play, the best conference record. 121- 111. Bob Arnzen scored 24 Chet Walker and Bob Love Houston spent three Wednesday’s Games • Bucks ruined the playoff .At stake is the conference points to lead Indiana past Redmond Obliges Fan^ | combined for ‘^4 points in the quarters playing catch-up. New York at Virginia schedule by coming back to title, home court playoff ad­ San Diego as. the Pacers third period and drove the but finally took Control Kentucky at Carolina RSox Trade Two, edge the Lakers 85-84 vantage and the playoff swept all 11 games with r Bulls past the Cavaliers. behnd Cliff Meely and went Dailas at Memphis if Tuesday night for their 14th pairings. their California opponents i Oscar Robertson scored 25 Walker, who finished with 30 on to blast Buffalo. Meely Indiana at Utah Joins NHL Elite Group consecutive victory, the best this year. Only games scheduled points aiHl Kareem Abdul- points, and Love, who k:ore nine of his 18 points in Krausse Released ever NBA season-ending Regular season ends Philadelphia by defeating Van­ winning streak. Jabbar 24 for Milwaukee NEW YORK (AP) - A In the World Hockey WINTER HAVEN, Fla. season. Behney, was assigned edging the New York Mets 3-2 Association, Minnesota nipped couver. Lou Nanne’s second ’Tuesday. Reggie Smith had two man with a sense of history (AP) — The Boston Red Sox to Pawtucket of th« New York 4-3, Houston ra p p ^ goal of the final period, with Pro H otkey hits and drove in one run, and pleqty of confidence in Mistretta Relieved of Job were down to a roster of 30 International League. New England 6-1, Ottawa took less than five minutes Dwight Evans drove in another Detroit’s Mickey Redmond, Quebec 6-2 and Los Angeles remaining, was the winner. I NHL players today and scheduled Released outright was and Bob Montgomery hit a 420- showed up at Toronto’s downed Chicago 4-1. Ron Ward scored his 49th and Friars No. 1 Tuesday’s Games a news conference in the righthanded pitcher Krausse, a foot home run. Maple Leaf Gardens 50th goals of the season for the early morning to announce a bitter disappointment last New York Raiders but the WHA Detroit 8, Toronto 1 John Curtis, Boston’s number Tuesday night with a hat Redmond became the seventh Buffaio 3, .New York trade or a new cut. season after being acquired as club lost to Minnesota, jolting MCC on Lookout one lefthanded starter, allowed marked ”50” for the man in NHL history to reach The Red Sox Tuesday traded part of a 10-player trade with its chances for a playoff spot. Islanders 2 , just four hits and one run in six National Hockey League the 50 plateau. The others were (A P photo) ToHomeFans veterans Phil Gagliano and the Milwaukee Brewers. The Fighting ^ints moved Minnesota 4, Vancouver 3 innings. "star. Maurice Richard, Boom Boom Airlines rolled up Its mobile For Cage Coach Only games scheduled Andy Kosko to the Cincinnati The club announced that within one point of clinching a Celts’ Paul Wesiphal Avoids WARWICK, R.I. (AP) - veteran catcher Duane Redmond had 49 goals going Geoffrion, Bobby Hull, Phil ramp, ■ the Veterans Memorial Wednesday’s Games Reds, released Lew Krausse Rookie southpaw Craig Skok, Esposito, Johnny Bucyk and West Division playoff berth. The signs read;“Ernie for outright and took popular Josephson would be retired as into the game and with just Ottawa won its eighth Outstretched Arm of John Wetzel for Layup President,” ‘‘You’re High School, Hurricane Band Harry S. Godi, dean of students at Manchester Com­ Chicago at Mmitreal a major surprise in training over three minutes left to play, Vic Hadfield. stated to play, and as the red, Boston at New York Rangers catcher Duane Josephson along soon as he was eligible for straight game at home and 11th Number One with Us,” and munity College, announced yesterday that Pat Mistretta, camp, surrendered just three •he still had 49. Then he white and blue-striped jet rolled Philadelphia at Buffalo on a disabled list. benefits of the players’ health- hits, including a wind-blown The victory was vital because in the last 12^ games, whipping “UCLA — The PC of the five-year varsity basketball coach, has been relieved of his Gagliano, 31, and Kosko were welfare plan. deflected a shot past Leaf Quebec. Bob" Leduc had two to a stop, the crowd surged Atlanta at Pittsburg homer, over the last three in­ goalie Ron Low for the magic Buffalo got a pair of goals from WEST!” forward. coaching Assignment. “This will afford him more time in Minnesota at St. Louis sent to the Cincinnati Reds. General Manager Dick nings. Rick Martin to nip the goals for the Nationals. That’s the way an estimated BUSINESSMEN developing the physical education and recreation Gagliano went to the Reds, O’Connell said that Josie would No. 50 and 18 seconds later, he Houston bunched three first Celts Handle Little subdued but glad to be California at Los Angeles was back on Low’s doorstep for Islanders. It was only the se­ 5,000 fans felt ’Tuesday as they home, they made toelr way Last night closeid out the programs at the college,” Godi stated. Only games schedule while Kosko was assigned to be retained on the roster as a The Red Sox, who have a 9-11 cond vjetory in the last 12 period goals by Frank Hughez, mobbed the Providence College Cincinnati’s Indianapolis roster disabled player until after the pre-season record, hit the.road No. 51. Poui Popiel and Ted Taylor in goodnaturedly through the Businessmen’s League Mistretta will remain as As the Wings left the ice, the games for the Sabres, who have basketball team at the Green in the American Association. start of the season. Then, today to take on the St. Louis just over 3Vk minutes and proffered autograph books and schedule, as two games were director of athletics at the in­ WHA ' fan handed Redmond the hat two games to play compared to Hawks, Silas OK Airport in Warwick. The Red Sox obtained in the 0 ‘Conrtell said, Josephson will Cardinals at St. Petersburg. coasted past New England. The basketballs. played at Illing High. stitution. In addition, he will be Tuesday’s Games with the outdated number on three tor Detroit. Returning from St. Louis Marvin Barnes got the big responsible for making the Los Angeles 4, Chicago 1 trade with Cincinnati a be given a new contract as a Marty Pattin, a righthanded victory moved the Aeros a step ATLANTA (AP) - The Boston’s John Havlicek was scout for the Red Sox. ace ranked behind Luis Tiant, the front. “I guess,” Redmond closer to a playoff slot in the after losses to Memphis State had as he limped down the In the opener, Groman’s public aware of MCC’s role as a Ottawa 6, Quebec 2 lefthanded pitcher, Mel Martin scored in the first Boston Celtics made it five right behind him with 29. and Indiana in the NCAA cham- Behney, 25, who had a 9-12 The Red Sox snapped a was named to go six or seven laughed later, “the guy just WHA West. ramp supported by his coach, Sport Shop edged Fred’s community and regional center Houston6, New England 1 didn’t have time to change it.” minute of the game and then hit out of six for the season over Substitute Steve Brace of the pionship tournament, the record with Indianapolis last threegame losing streak by innings against the Cards. the winner in the final minute of Los Angeles hung on to Hawks joined injured team­ Dave Gavitt. Athletic Club, 72-70. Todd for the development and use of Minnesota 4, New York 3 Redmond’s two goals and a Atlanta here Tuesday night Friars found that they were in­ “Ya did a good job,” people the second period on a power second place in the West by mates Gilliam and Washington Potter ripped the cords for 27 educational and recreational Only games scheduled pair by Billy Collins helped in handing the Hawks a 117- deed Number One to their in the crowd ^ o u t^ , as a burly skills. W ednesday’s Games play. defeating Chicago. The Sharks on the sidelines for the Hawks points while Steve Brady Detroit to an important 8-1 vic­ completed their regular season 112 loss in a National rooters. state trooper cleared a path for chipped in 15 markers. For the Prior to coming to MCC, Alberta at Philadelphia tory over Toronto. That kept final game of the regular Ignoring police lines, the Minnesota took over second with 80 points, one ahead of Basketball Associi ion Barnes’ wheelchair. losers, Jim Marx and John Mistretaa served eight years in , Winnipeg at Chicago Pentathlon Competitor the Red Wings one point back of season, but all three are crowd stormed the team’s air­ place in the West, moving two Minnesota and two up on The “Ceremonies” almost Ouelette netted 23 and 13 points the Rockville High School Only games scheduled Buffalo for the fourth and final game. expected to be ready for the plane, pulling tugging and (A P photo) points ahead 'of idle Houston. The two teams will meet never got started, as young fans in that order. playoff spot in the East. The playoffs. backslapping as their heroes poured onto th6 trailer, hoping Files Suit Against NCAA beginning April 1 in Boston in a The sore knee that sidelined made their way down the ramp. High-Stepping Juan Marichal Hurls Sabres edged the New York seven game playoff series. W a signature, or at least a Islanders 3-2 and Minnesota Paul Silas should be well The fans started gathering on hello. Finally the airport police ’The nightcap found the UAC Yale Winless Atlanta played without the enough for the Boston Celtics’ about 700 schools, allows its topped Vancouver 4-3 in the a windswept stretch of grass of took over, and there were kind Barons blasting Telso, 87-61. United States and the Soviet services of two of its starters, stalwart to beb back in the In Baseball WASHINGTON (AP) - member athletes to take part in Seven Inning No-Hitter Against Padres only other NHL games played. BITUMINOUS Occapasstuxet Road an hour words, for the team from the Tommy Vaughn and Phil The National Collegiate Union at TRichmond, Va. Herm Gilliam and Jim lineup by Sunday against Atlan- Stacknis led the Barons’ offense 'The meet was sanctioned by AAU events without before the Friars' 4:05 p.m. Most Rev. Louis E. Gelineau, ATLANTA (AP) - Relief A thletic Association is ETC. Washington, but still managed ta. scheduled arrival time. with 21 and 20 tallies. Telso’s S c h o o l b o y the AAU but not the NCAA. sanctioning, the athlete at an DHVEWRYS PRRKING LOTS to get off to an early lead before Bishop of Providence. pitcher Steve Cole put down a violating the 14th Amend­ NCAA school is being “He has some inflammation Expecting a crowd, airport Governor Noel declared the Larry Coveil was the game’s ’The NCAA, which governs the Prefontaine Blows Schedule Boston went ahead 60-58 i the of the ligaments,” said Dr. Yale uprising in the seventh in­ ment when it threatens discriminated against. Special Spring Prices officials and the Air National remainder of the week “Friars high scorer with 23 points. Mike ning with two outs and the S h o o t o u t sports j>ppj|pjm,Qljibout third quarter on a 17-foot shot, Thomas Silva after seeing x- Kullor collected 12 for the athletes and their schools colleges’ airdT uiilvdrsities, A.p. Duer, executive’ Guard had arranged a special Week in Rhode Island” and bases loaded as Geor^a Tech FBEE. . . Sealer on evory drlvawiy sold from by Jo Jo White. rays of the knee Tuesday, “but with economic sanctions, a refuses to allow its athletes to secretary-treasurer of the debarkation setup, complete Warwick Mayor Eugene J. losers. defeated Yale University 3-2 in Schecluledi March 22nd to April 5th. This oflCr llmitod to White and team m ate Don we don’t think it’s serious. with a public address system, federal court will be told compete in AAU events until NAIA, told a House special driveways only. Nelson each bad 20 points for McCaffrey Jr., presented the a coiiege basebaii game education subcommittee on “He is improving,” Silva - flatbed trailer for the team to team with a two-foot Ipng key to AprU 17 when it resumes the AAU applies for NCAA Unintentional Mark FREE ESTIMATES Boston, while Hawks Walt added. —Final Standings—, Tuesday. NEW HAVEN (AP>-When certification and receives it. Monday his organization ad­ stand on, and even a^forklift for the city. Cole, 1-1, replaced starter Pat Mistretta outstanding high school 'seniors hearing a suit filed by two vises ito members, but imposes B e ll^ y and Lou Hudson each The Sunday game is the injured center Marvin Barnes. The AAU argues it doesn’t Then it was coach Gavitt’s Larry Livingston who had given physical education department. clash next month in the North- athletes. no penalties on schools or PHONE: 649-5233 bagged 24. High scorer for the opening of the, Celtics’ playoff “Wouldn’t miss it for the have to ask for NCAA sanction game, however, was Pete efforts. Silas will not dress for turn. 1 W. up 2 runs on six hits. He is a former three-sport South basketball game, the The Associated Press learned athletes who compete in ac­ Set In Six-Mile Run for international events world,” said one North “After the MempWs State 15 The Jackets erupted with two today that the Amateur Athletic Maravich with 30 points. the team’s final season game Army & Navy ietterman at West Virginia event will be twice as big as it because of an arbitration agree­ tivities sponsored by another Providence woman who ad­ game,” he said, “I told my 14 1 runs in the bottom of the Union will make the charge in 26:40s is within my range if I tonight against the Baltimore Honda Wesleyan. was last year. ment handled down by the late organization. an NCAA record in last year’s Q&H PAVING mitted to being an Ernie, ^ y e r s that they weren’t happy 11 3 seventh on a single by infielder the suit filed by pentathlon LOS ANGELES (AP) - chose to concentrate on it, but Bullets. Westown M istretta coached the ’The April 6 event will feature Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur in Any sanctions against an Bsdcersfield meet. STEVENSON BROS. DiGregorio fan. My girls and I wasn’t happy. But I told 9 5 Dick Steed and a triple by se­ competitor Fred Samara of Steve Prefontaineworks thatrace puts you in4)ed for a IWEST STREET, BOLTON The Celtics finished atop the aport Mart Cougars for five seasons and two games this year instead of 1963 and again five years later athlete, if there are any, Duer He said that last Saturday’s EXXON wanted to come so bad that they them that I couldn’t be any 9 5 cond baseman Cam Bonifay. Pennsylvania and middle dis­ hard to structure his entire week after you run it so I think National ' Basketball Barons complied an over-all record of one, as Was presented in 1972 by a special five-man said, are levied by the six-mile was only the third he’d 2S Vara* Expwtenco All Work Ouaranlaad gave up their Girl Scout prouder of them, and that’s the 8 7 Bonifay scored on a slow tance runner Dennis Walker of I’ll concentrate on the mile and Association’s Atlantic Division Robert’s 58 wins and 56 losses. His best when the contest was committee named by Vice individual school. track season and then, in one ever run and, “I still feel meeting.” way I feel now.” roller to second by Tech’s Duer admitted there are two mile this year.” with major help from the big, Groman’s mark was in 1968-69, when MCC inaugurated by the Connecticut Adelphia. President Hubert H. Humphrey afternoon, blows the something in the 26:50s or Somebocfy spotted the plane Finally, raising his forefinger Kevin McNamara in a come- The two sought and received , forward, notably his talent at Telso was 17-5. This past campaign Basketball Association. and headed by Theodore lUieel. problems among amateur schedule to bits. in the distance. American — the “We’re Number One” from-behind victory. a temporary injunction from rebounding. Fred’s the Cougars were 12-13 over-all. The game will bring together A source close to both sports athletic organizations. Year after year it’s the same code sign — he said, “We’re Georgia Tech is 5-1 for the U;Si Dist. Court Judge Albert Buzzards Dean Godi also said that all piayers from all four high organizations said the AAU will “I am firmly convinced,” he story, he says. “I work hard going to be back for more in season. Yale’s record is 0-6. V. Bryan Jn on March 16. The interested applicants may school divisions and from contend that since the National said, ‘’that we have reached a early in the season, run a couple 74 action allowed Samara and contact Coach Mistretta for throughout the state, according Association of Intercollegiate point where we have to admit of indoor races and then wait GOODWYEAR Walker to participate in a track specific information relative to to the organizers. Athletics, which represents the organizations themselves until late in March before I run WilUam Stockdale the coaching position. The list of piayers invited to and field meet between the have not done the job.” outdoors. 4. A likely candidate to fill the play on either the North or “So we went to Bakersfield position would be Jim DeWitt, South teams include Mark But he cautioned the Golf Head Denies subcommittee to be wary about (Calif.) for our annual spring who has spelled Mistretta a Cizynski of Staples High School LegislationEntersFeud^ government intervention, break meet,” said the Universi­ Presents - in person couple of times in the past in Westport, who averaged 32 ty of Oregon senior, “and I did saying, “There is some years. points per game during the it again. Don’t ask me how.” DeWitt is also the varsity season, and 6-foot-lO center - O^Hara States Views justification for putting Black Hush Order pressure on every amateur What he did was set an baseball coach at MCC. Charles McKeon of St. Thomas athletic competition among American record in the six-mile OUlUIRSiniKD His Newest Color Motion Picture . WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. body, to give them some shock accepted as soon as he late starting, worthless Aquinas of New Britain. nations and between amateur run of 27 minutes 9.4 seconds. NEW YORK (AP) - James G. O’Hara says he treatment.” Joseph C. Dey Jr., com­ meets one of the many checks and things like that. Baseball Other players are Mike athletes. “Really, I bad no intention of Klimas of Northwest Catholic believes the sanctioning power missioner of Uie pro golf qualifying standards. To ‘‘But the principal of the nation’s amateur sports running for a record,” said the make an exception because admonition is one that says VERO BEACH, Fla. - The in West Hartford; Doward 5-foot-9, 150-pounder. “Coach ' tour, denied today that black Tisdol of Public in Hartford, organizations should be used as a player is black, Roberts contestants shall at all times Los Angeles Dodgers sold a warning device for colleges (Bill) Dellinger told me to golfers had been ordered not veteran catcher Dick Dietz to Rejnaido Morales of Harding in to discuss the Masters said, would be conduct themselves in a and athletes. cruise around in 28 minuts — onrinuiii cm K the Atlanta Braves for an un­ Bridgeport; Dave DePasqua form charts 8 kind of use it for a workout. I Tournament. ‘‘discrimination in manner becoming a “’The sanction ought to be a performance disclosed amount of cash. Seymour; Tony Hanson, Holy was supposed to follow a pace CLEAN SIDEWALL features He insisted there was no reverse.” professional golfer and Cross of Waterbury; Larry (Krvice to the school and not a LAKELAND, Fla. - The threat,” the Michigan PHILADELPHIA of>70-second laps for the first DESIGN gag rule for members of the Elder, interviewed by ’The which will not reflect un­ Detroit Tigers obtained former Kelley, Lee of New Haveii; mile, 69 seconds for the second Associated Press at his Gerald Henderson, Fitch of Democrat said ’Tuesday. PGA Tournament Players favorably on the TPD, its cy Young Award wihner Jim O’Hara stated his views while PHILLIES mile and 68 seconds for the "I ■rniPLE TEMPERBD NYLON home in Washington, D.C., Groton; Joseph Mancini, Stam­ CORD CONSTRUCTION Division. members., officers, Perry from the Minnesota questioning George Bisacca, a third mile. That would have put after the exchange, charged ’Twins in a straight one-for-one ford Catholic, and Tom National Leogue East AUSTRALIA “It would be stupid of us representatives of tourna­ Fairfield, Conn., lawyer, who me at 13:48 for three miles.” Mm to impose such a rule;” Dey that Roberts didn’t want a ment sponsors, the public or trade for minor league pitcher Schmeidel, Immaculate of Dan­ PR05PKTU5: Stava Carlton “Well, I was on pace but I felt bury. testified before the special said from his New York black player in the Masters. news media.” Dan Fife. House education subconunitte anJ tradition wore tho only so good I picked it up. Bill told headquarters. “This is a “He wants to keep it lily holding hearings on two bills things that kept Phils out of me if it got too hot to ease off white as he’s had it since it designed to end the controversy tho Eastorn Looguo last yoar. and with two miles left I started 'MBMiniiDiirBucniMi free world and a man may Thoy droro two maoogors, - the ubimate adventure... began,” Elder was'quoted as between the Amateur Athletic getting blisters on both feet. sayi what he pleases. The Frank Lucchosi and Paul But I felt fine.” only restriction is a code of saying. Cohtacted by.Dey at Union and the National Owons, to apoploxy and now Collegiate Athletic Association. His 27:09.4 was 2.2 seconds conduct for all members. New Orleans last week, thoy hove Dan Otark to kick better • than the previous Bisacca, who earlier had told around. Thoy also hove soma They cannot say or do where he competed, the American mark set by Billy Negro golfer insisted he was the subcommittee that the bills now porsonnol but none of tho anything that will reflect ■ ^ n g considered might be maior aequlsliions — Cosar Mills and Gerry Lind^en in unfavorably on the game or misquoted. “ What I said Toyar plus throo pitehors from 1965. “Pre” had run 27:22.4 for %. ... sizaCJOxU 4000 mBes across the Great Australian Outback unconstitutional, conceded Larry Bowa blackwall any of its aspects.” was that since they’ve there have been abuses of tho Mllwaukoo Browors Is a tubeleei plui Dey’s statement followed changed their ru les, it power by the NCAA and the doeMto playor. Fortunatoly For B1.73 Fad. Ex. Tax Out-of-this-World Adventure! Oiark. ho spont all of his 16-yoar playing caraar In ■ lEa „i. minor i.. per Ura and in an published reports from makes it more difficult for a AAU. old tiroe. black to get iiK!’ Elder loaguos, so bo is accustomod to tho colihar of play ho « llkoly to Greensboro, N.C., the “ There is a need for a thira soo all too much of this soason. BA Dart Team current stop on the tour, tkat added. ^ body to take this issue away PITCHING: Carlton wo* MoanIWeanf (27 win*. 1.98 ERA), ikould be A MOTION PICTURE FILMED IN COLOR with in-psnon commentary by William Stockdal* Such an order had been After the NewSrleans from the two opposing forces,” Scores Win OTHER SIZES tournament, in wtum Elder big winner again. Jim Loaborg, one of Brewer rahigaas, bad W r V. handed down apparently as he-said. . . HOMn. The lew Mid oboot the reaf of the Half, the b e ^ : Kao UmrPRICEO the result of the Lee Elder finished sixth, it was Legislation cosponsored by The British American dart O’Hara and Rep. John Dellen- Bratt, Eorl Stsphinion (both from Milwoukoo), Woyno Twitenoll, Oavt 1 0 0 ! , reported that a directive had Downs, at ol. Conra home, Thornton Kipper. ' shooters easily turned back case. back, R-Ore., would make it a Elder became the center come down from New York Jona’s Log Cabin Thursday SIZES fix per tin, federal offense, punishable by INFIELD: Shortstop Larry Bowa is strong point. Tovar Is likely re­ night in Lebanon. The local 7.75x14, 825x14, dtpendlni m .of a controversy last week headquarters that blacks placement for troded Don Money ot rtW . “ >»•' Terry Harmon at tin, end oM fines up to $10,000, to deny thirowers posted a 6-1 triumph. 7.75x15, 825x15 when 18 Congressmen, were not to discuss the student-athletes the right to second, Tom Hutton, Deron JohnMn, Mike Schmidt and/or Willie Urgk, Masters any more. Montanez at first. Imprdssed? Neither is anyone elM. Ken Jones, Clay Vibberts, Ed headed by Herman Badillo ■ engage in intercollegiate sports S WAVS TO CHARGE • Own CredH Flan • Mmw Ctiwt* • iinXainnrteiid ‘‘That is absolutely Churilla, Leo Rlchldsf; Len Our Cmtomm of New York, had sent a because of their participation in OUTFIELD: Greg Luiinski In. left has MnKular potential but Mon­ Smith,. Hank Bakolski, Bob wire to Clifford Roberts, untrue,” Dey said. “Such an international competition. tanez, nominally center fielder, slumped to MB, 13 homers. • New­ Porfaylo and Roland Valley _all »^)ieaeggaa»»aM a»»#ataa»»»»aaBLaaa»»aa.#aa»»»a»aaaa»| 9aaaav » eaaaaaaaaaaa*»a*<*M Vw In our NEW PORSCHE AUDI SHOWROOM tournament director of the order would have to come A second bill under con­ comer Del UnMr, Mike Anderson, Ron Stone are ballast. emerged winners. Only Masters, that a special from me, and I gave no such sideration, introduced by Rep. Hunt lost a match. ,. Peter Peyser, R-N.Y., would CATCHING: Bright spot with good-looking raokio Bob Boone (son of two Xtwoods aaKhoiW ITta tas. invitation be issued to order.” former major leaguer Roy Boone). Hit .30B with 17 homers at Thursday the BA’s entertain Goodyear Servioo Stores MAIN ST. ON RO Un so SS5 BROAD OT., OPP. T H I PO IT O pnC I Herald photo by T>into establish a five-man federal KILLY RD. snd VIRNON CIRCLE “We ire an orgahizationn lost yeor and had best come through, since only Mike Ryan and John the Old Saybrook team. The VIRNON. CONN. PHONBS4S>11S1 ' Elder, a black. coininission to promote the in­ VIRNON. CONN. PHONI 64S4101 MIotolo ONda Cora UP To • Moalta-to Itof Bateman or* reserves. downstaters are the New PHONI S76-0774 I Ted Tnidon, Inc. Route 83 No black player has ever o f m em bers,” Dey Thank You Coach terest of amateur athletes yomTMooL,wo4.aiie-aiSS Elait..Waa.B-tcia~TMi^-»W.»-.> -■-f ■ p- England titleholders. aoL • — took A n o rii«a Nol AaoBWIo competed in the Masters. explained. “We are bound by engaging in international com­ Pradictad Finish: Sixth in EobI. Thurt. A M . I S AJI. • 10 P.M. Oally -1 rules. One of the rules deals St. James’ basketball team manager, Jim Murray r i^ t, presents a gift to Coach Robert Sun. S • • P.M. ^gsii#»^#WBM a»»airaaaaaaaaaaa»»' Roberts promptly replied petition and to encourage ® 1*71 lY NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIU ASSN. ♦♦♦♦w aaaaaaaaaaam Talcnttville Free.Everyone Welcome! that a black golfer would be with conduct. It deals with Pandolpb for his continuous support. Mayor John Thompson looks on.

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P. Lew is St Son, finish statewide. Credit rating un­ T o d ay! desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE carpentry, rec rooms, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ •iTlS A LOM6 a ifiirtT . can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for remodeling, kitchens, fidential, quick arrangements. bathrooms, . formica work, Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. A«RE soa o a tib hJORTM i^WfT WIU- Y o u tXD _ any advertisement and then only to CALL 643-2711 Enclose your reply to the box ceilings. 649-9658, if no answer 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ YOU eer-Ti^ERE'? the extent of a "make good" inser­ FOR -TWe ‘30MMERT in an envelope — address to the 643-6362. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. >1 tion. Errors which do not. lessen the Thank you — Classified Manager. Manchester PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER value of the advertisement will not ...SoflMont JANET TOMKO Evening Herald, together \yith a R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd S: TM. •.«. lU. M. on. be corrected by "make good" inser­ try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ mortgages — interim financing for our victory, THERE I ’VE OCT TO CUT OUT AM D TOU've QOT TO • im >, NU, b.. memo listing the companies m ay hovw ( M t yow WA*5 TH IS TWoSe POUSW QUIT W ASlDERINGr tion. ditions, garages, porches, any — expedient and confidential you do NOT want to see your o b o p p y o r fl the W O R S E , P IC K U E S A T A R O U N D t h e type remodeling. M6-2087. service, J. D. Real Estate Assumption Cheer ".TA.RIWC3. BEDTIME! N r H O U S E A letter. Your letter will be Assoc. 643-5129. AT ' ' - ^ I Q H T destroy^ if the advertiser is 643-2711 Leaders M E I V STEVEN Edwards Contracting one you've mentioned. If not it Agency. Masonry, brick cement SECOND Mortgages — residen­ wilt be handled in the usual Autot For Solo work. Carpentry and repairs, tial, commercml, industrial to manner. interior, exterior painting. For consolidate bills, business CHEVROLET'Camaro, 1967, all home improvements call expansion, alleviate cash THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA L o tt and Found super sport, 6 cylinder, 643-7932 between 8<4 p.m. problems. Jan Brennan Associates Mortgage Company, THANK automatic, bucket seats, new y LOST at Manchester Country tires, vinyl roof. |1,250. 644- HERITAGE Craftsmen — 528-7500. Club, men’s Seiko watch, wide 2265. Commercial, residential, I KNEW IT.-^..! KNEW IT.-V I J u e T ..THEV'VE RAISED homes, additions, family Bualneta Opportunity 2S e leather band. Call 643-0441 after I'M SELLING.' THAT'S ALL S O T MV TAXES 'COZ I'V rooms, garages, kitchens, rec NEW IMPROVED MV 5. 1963 GRAND PR IX . Call after THERE IS TO IT- 6:30, 649-6983. rooms, remodeling. 872-6418, SEA FOOD opportunity. S e l l i n g /I s t a t e ­ PROPERTV/ FOUND ray male Poodle, 646-4643. Complete 1,000 square feet b y A rt Sansom m e n t w holesale-retail fa c ility in YOU T H E B O R N L O S E R Call D ogi irden, 646-4555. 1972 FORD Torino wagon, V-8, F R O M T H ' Manchester. Salt water system automatic, rawer disc brakes, RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 16 A A '' LOST Savings Passbooks steering, factory air, 6,000 \ and holding tanks for 5,000 N o’s., 29- 006378- 8 and 29- miles. M9-3807. pounds of lobster or crab. ROOFING and roof rep 12’ x l2 ’ w alk-in box, 4’ x6’ One and All 006934- 2 of the S aving Depart­ Coughlin Roofing Co. 641 ment of the Conn, rank and PONTIAC 1968 Catalina, two- I 1973 by NEA, Inc, freezer, display case, etc. For door hardtop, new tires, brakes, •I-further details call 649-2888, or Trust Co. BIDWELL Home Improvement batter^ etc. Very c l ^ . $1,195. ' / don't have to tell you where I've been- 643-9883, ask for Dave. Co. Expert installation of Ponontlt-Announcomontt 2 6 4 9 -i^ . I 'EXECUTIVE privilege', you know." for your wonderful aluminum siding, gutters and MANCHESTER - Paint and trims. Roofing installation and RAM BLER Classic, 1965, stan­ wallpaper store for sale. Stock INCOME TAX Service, at Sorvleoa Ottered 72 repairs. 649-64M, 875-9109. your home. Call Dan Mosler, dard, 6 cylinder, good condi­ 12 Services Ottered and equipment. Priced right. 649-3329 or 247-3115. tion. Phone 643-8092. CaU Mitten Realty Company, CAR PE N TE R available, days, TR E E Removal — pruning, ROOFING — Specializing 6434930. response to our evenings, weekends. Additions, spraying, etc., fully Insured. repairing roofs of all kinds, new INCOME Tax returns F A L C O N 1966, tw o -d o o r B U D F IS H E R alterations, repairs. Norjob too Licensed. Free estimates. roofs, utter work, chimneys, MUTT AND JEFF prepared in your home or mine. sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic BEAUTY SALON, excellent small. Free estimates. Call Phone 633-5345. clean( and rraaired. 30 years doYvntown Manchester location. Call evenings. H. H. Wilson, transmission, clean, Stephen Martin, 645'729S after 4 experience.xp( Free estimates. Three stations. Reasonable. 649-6506. economical. $595. 649-6290. p.m.______WASHING Machine Repairs- Call Howley, 643-5361. Please caU for details. Evelyn JE F FS WORKING AS A WAITER. JE FF WHolSTHATGUy/DH.THATI s t HE )-r> }!«L f :HE WAS OUT OF WORK % BY FRANK BAGINSKl RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Carlson, 6434836, Northeast IN A SMALL NIGHT CLUS/ P O U N D IN G O N H IS // d r u m m e r IN y V ' I CHEVY Nova, 1963, Hurst PANCAKE SO LONS THAT HE HAD INCOME TAX -w For accurate TREE Service (Soucier) — Maytag. Reasonable rates. GUTTERS and roof repaird I L L S T O P iNTOJ CHEST WITH HIS 71 THE BAND/' shifter, recent tune-up, 4 new Realty, 568-7907. W EU^HLETlDSo! OH-»YTHEW#W TOHOCKHISDRUli preparation in,, my office or Trees cut, building lots cleared, Former owner Pike Coin Wash- and replaced. Excellent HAPPyflieTMFy,XAN«! SEE HOW HE'S 1 your home. Call R. L. Burnett, tires. $125* or best offer, after trees topped. G(A a tree . Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. workmanship.------Reasonable NEW LISTING. Thriving L DOIN’/ 6:30 649-8474. problem? Well worth phone V prices. Free estimates. 646- package store, heavy traffic 2 / - call. 742-8252. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1900 location, owner retiring. Mr. IN C O M E tax returns and 1956 THUNDERBIRD aassic, ------Painting-Papering 13 ____ 1 original equipment. ^Asking $1,- Lombardo or Mr. Bmfiore, bookkeeping done professional­ LIGHT Trucking — Fathecand HORACE Tetrault — Siding, DAY * 995. Call m-0220. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. ly. Call 1 ^ Hickey, 649-9145. ran. Attics, cellars, garages. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom roofing, storm windews, aw­ Odd jobs. Phone 647-9^. decorating, interior and nings. Quality workmanship, FOR SALE 200 shares of 1965 F O R D , a u to m a tic exterior, paperhanging, fully free estimates. Fully insured. Halp Wanted 35 stock, Manchester State Bank. transmission, $100. Call 289-0983 POWER MOWERS, hand insured. For free estimates, 872-9187, 649-3417. Phohe 64^14. ^ after 4 p.m. mowers repaired, pick-up and call 649-9658. If'Uo answer 643- SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- delivery. Prompl-Relfable- 6362. CALL J. D. Fowler for roofing, time work, Manchester and ih ifo s Fbr Solo ^ 4 1964 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door. Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. chimney pointing, interior and Vernon areas. We will train. Manchester Elks CaU 643-2414. New tire's, . automatic, all RICHARD E. Martin. Full extoripr painting. Free es­ NEED power. $250\Good running con­ REW EAVING OF - bums, prof^sional painting service. t im a t e 7^-9362. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI dition. 646-^9. inoth-hdies, zippers repaired. Intmor - exterior. Free es­ PART-TIM E janitorial work. v1 A a ■ Honesi Window ^hades m ad e to timates, fully insured. 649-4411. BARRETT HOME Improve- CaU 649-5334. down, smallest pa^ TrucktrTractora measure/ all size Venetian Happiness Is: MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ment Service. K a is e r Congratulations I DREAD THE C )^ WHEN I WSAR anywhere. Not small blinds. Keys made while you DONAXD E. ’Tprea - Aluminum siding, gutters, com­ JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport DID I EVER TSLL YOU operators. First and second THANKING THAT I SUFFER ACROPHOBIA MV FIRST BAIR OF HIGH HEELS. finance company plan. Douglas ^ 1962 6V4-TON Diamond T, wait. TV portables for rent. paperhanging amir painting. plete coverage. Expiepert installa- KAREN and Everyone who helped NANCY, 'THEKEAReNfrANy SHOULD BE THE FROM ACROPHOBIA-? I S A F B A R •C. Motors, 345 Mam. ' tailgate, 16’ rack body, cab)bv< Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- Free estimates. jZall M3-0271. tion at reasonable cost. CaU shifts, top wages and benefits, MICHAEL VUHO DIO VOU PAA^ MEN'S NAMES ON Social EVEMT O F H IG H ------engme. Call 649-4563 d a y« 5221, ______• 649-0822. 50-hour week. Le-Mi Corpora­ make our OP THE SEASON. P L A C E S M 3 U r 1969 442 OLDSMOBILE, good T. J. F L A ^ ^ i ^ N snd Sons, tion, 1 Mitchell Drive, on your engagement iMS/rre TO vooR CLAI|!e. s ^ T UST. HOMELINE floor cleaning CRAFT FAIR AND | k avow . condition. Call 647-1669. 1973 DODGE power wagon, Interior^exterior painting. WINDSOR Roofing St Siding — Manchester, 643-2362. ,IWTVTDMI6HT? BONNie, company. We do residential and B A K E S A L E | r ' pickup,V-8,4power Reasonable rates. Swirled Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird Heavy - Heavy f f m 3 A , ■ * " 'V commercial, work. ,TUe, wood, AUTO Insurance Lowest yteering, power Vrakes, ceilings our specialty. CaU 643- Roofing, storm windows and such a success CAizoLBenV linoleum floors, clean, wax and rates available. For telephone /^automatic shift. Power angle 1949. doors, and gutters. Aluminum L D u d i^ e , buff. 643-7932 for estimates. NO EXPERIENCE quotation, call Rodney T. Dolin/ plow, 4-wheel drive, sjereo tape hwnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. GLORIA AND player, 10,000 miles. List $5,925, GEORGE N. Converse — REQUIRED - SELL Love, G^NDRA. / Sell $4,875 firm. 646-1665. EXTERIOR ' Painting. Interior and exterior painting GIRL SCOUT Teachers guarantee quality M om 1970 M AVERICK, white with and p ^rh an gin g. Fully in-^ ' Heating-Plumbing 17 GOOD HUMOR TROOP 77 blue interior. Fine condition. work. Low rates, references. sured. CaU 643-2804 dftpr 5I p.ip.m.^ JONES * I Campera- Trallera Houses, ^ r tm e n ts , churches, RID6EVIAY noK Repossession. $1^250.' Savings '^ o b lla Hom aa B SAM Watson Plumbing and ICECREAM ^ \ Happy Birthday 1970 CHEVY Malibu, 4-door, PAUl/and CLAIRE LAW N aiM Garden equipment M A R TY’S Plumbing-Heating.** 288-8251 ^ vinyl roof, air-conditioned, 32,- Building-Contracting 14 S U E A;M . THREE-BIKE motorcycle and repairs. Lawnmowers, Complete bathroom remodeliiw from 000 miles, $ 1 ,8 ^ 646-1665. trailer, $125. CaU 643-4091. chain s « ^ and garden tractors and repairs. Free estimates. No GOOD HUMOR CORP/ From the Family NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Shannon and Dawn sh a rp ei^ and repaired. Free -job too small. 742-7438. SulUvan Ave.-Kennedy Rd REN AU LT 1969 mint' condi­ Remodeling, repairing, ad­ i L J J i 1968 HONDA Dream, excellent pick-up and delivery service. South Windsor BY V.T. HAMLIN tion, excellent mileage. Air- ditions, rec rooms, porches and A L L E Y O O P condition. Phone 649-6069. Authorized dealer — Briggs St TOWNE Plumbing Service. An Equal Opportunity ‘" t conditioning, radiO) new tires. roofing. No job too small. CaU Stratton, Speedex Tractors, Repairs, alterations. American Happy Birthday Happy Birthday STEVE CANYON Excellent running. 649-8404, 10 1972 SUZUKI, 250 trail bike, 649-3144. Employer m PICK UP PETE FINE, OSCAR/ I'LL TD LOVE BY MILTON CAI^FF Yardmen Tractors and Standard fixtures used THERESA THERESA AT THE AIRPORT AND HAVE A FRESH POT BRCXJGHT OSCAR1S a.m. - 2 p.m. excellent conditioii\$650. Phone Mowers. 228-9122. . exclusively. Immediate ser- COME STRAISKT BACK OF COFFEE MUTING/ WAY OUT HERE 649-8970. DORMERS, garages, porches, vice.Call 6494056. Long time, no see Life begins at HERE.OOC/ ' THEN ITMUSTHAVE^ THE COUPON THROWN FROM THIS FEENEY MUFT COM^ /VlEANWHILE « V HAVE A SAMPLE F IR E B IR D 1968 red, fo'ur- rec rooms, room additions, LAWN MOWER Service, G E N E R AL Machinist - with COME DOWN AT ONE THE PLANE JS'TO BE MAILED ID PICK UP HISMAIL! i-r— — erroF k u r p z i n s speed, 350 cubic inch, power 1971 BSA, 500 cc, twin kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Weight Watchers 6 5 CALL THE POSTMASTER repair and sharpening, jpick-up SEWERLINES, sink lines, g^ood lathe background. ■ CHIEF, THAT NUM-\ OF TOE NEWHBOEINO WITH THE TOP FROM A BOX FEENEY Y 7 WHEYi CONTAINS steering, tape, tach, and more. cylinder, excellent condition, siding, general repairs. Qualify BER N7598R. AIR- AIBP0KI5 ... OF. KURPZINll WHEY—10 AND HAVE THE PUNK IS HERE LPS. YOU KNOW/ and delivery. Hours Monday^~.^ cleaned with electric cutters, Presently working 45 hours. Call 643-9350, 2:30-6:30 p.m. many extras. $795. Phone 226- Workmanship. Financing AREBALL FEENEY, GENERAL HELP ON SUSPICION OF through Thursday, 8 a.m. to by professionals. McKinney Paid holidays, plus excellent 9717. available. Economy BuUders, PEUVERY*/ ______/ 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.ni. to 9 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ hospitalization plan. Metronics, Help Wanted 38 Help Wanted 38 1968 CHEVROLET wagon, V- Inc., 872-3919, 872-0647, p.m., Saturday, '8 a.m. to 4 pany, 643-5300; Inc., Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. 8, .radlOj, heater, power 1969 YAM AHA, 250 Enduro, evenings. p.m., 872-8311. PUNCH Press Operator — with SCHOOL BUS Drivers, Bolton, steering. Good condition. $1,- $350. CaU 646-7598. ••••••••••••••••••••« SALES Career Opportunity. In­ minimum 5 years experience. 2 to 4 p.m., also station wagon MASONRY - All types of 195. Phone 643-2205 or 56^205. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, .Elaetrical IB come open. Fringe benefits. Some knowledge of die setting driver, 7 to 9:30 a.m. and 1:15 to HONDA 125,1971, $350. P ^ e stone, brick fireplaces, walls. lawns mowed, trees cut apd a id required. Apply LaPointe In­ 3:45 p.m. 643-5057. ,-4965! OLDSMOBILE Vista 875-1103 after 3 p.m. _ emoved. Cellars and'%ttics e l e c t r i c a l dustries, 155 West Main Street, OTiiser station wagon. Call 742- job V cleaned. Free estimate. CaU Electrical repairs, ackUtions, Equal opportunity employer. Rockville. An equal opportunity HARDWARE Store - Qerk, Over 20 years experience. Afb 7739 after 6 p.m. -v 6434000. alterations. Small job employer. full-time. Apply in person, C tW m MIA, t m , T X W U X H t. ON. Servicoa Ottarad 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. 1 specialist. Free estimates. MANCHESTER salon is Barrett Plumbing Supply Co., 1966 PONTIAC Catalina,-^^ CELLARS, garages and attics Master Charge. 643-8832. looking for a stylist with a MACHINE Set-up man required 331 Broad Street, Manchester. BY BILL HOWRILLA door, automatic transmission, CARPENTRY - /Repairs, S G T . S T R IP E S . . . F O R E V E R SNOW Plowing— Commercial. ' cleaned. Reasonable rates. WUl following, full or part-time. Closed Wednesdays. power steering, new tires. $400. remodeUng, additions, rooi~ and residentiaL Reasonable fake usable merchandise in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Salary plus commission. This is Call David Patria, South Wind­ Hgrr..A(ae;t^A \ 2 ^ 1 6 2 , 528-1143. rates. Also available as backup trade. 6444209. a modem salon with a pleasant ” -- sor, 644-1796. Flooring 19 rig. CainS46-3467, 647-9304. atmosphere. CaU 649-2W7. own work, bo ro u gh knowledge m W B s e ( c H o r e ) ^ I N ------1962 CHEVROLET Impola., ODD JOBS, lawn care, Ught of all types of machine shop MACHINISTS LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U S O N excellent running condition, DAN MORAN, builder- FLOOR, SANDING and WAGHlMfiOlJNfe _ SHARPENING-Service - tree work, removal service to EXPERIENCED painters equipment essential. Some new exhaust system, good tires. contractor. Carpentery, con­ Refinlshing, specializing in WANTED

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'.nV- V iJa n GIESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28, 1973 - PAGE THIRTY-W E Apartments For Rent T>iGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 28. 1978 63 Out of Town- Business L o c a ls - Houses Per Bale 79 Houses For Bale ^ Houses For Bala 79 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Out el Tewn-For Bale H«4> NfmM«r For Rent 60 For Rent 87 %Ut Ik.# mr CIRCA— 1717 Rare Colonial on TOLLAN D- SettUng an estate, TOLLAND W h e m miPAPEREO TEENA'E ■MMMmiHk iwre ROCKVILLE- 8 Regan Street, $27y900 commercial zoned 7 room APPLICATIONS being BMilIHUIIV APTS. THREE R(MMS, former dra­ 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 barns. FOR TIE GOOD LfEB new four-room, two-b8droom, Colonial with approximately 8 ROOM, *TME COtQR, PATTERM A»4D accepted for full and part time wl office.' 117 East Center Manchester — 6-room Cape ExceUrat example of period BBELOWST. A piece of tranquiUty, for the I M I d M I L . HMNlmli second floor apartmedt. Range, EMAOE r a d -i d b e j u s t R I 6 M T '~ counter help. Over IS. Afply at Street. Air-conditioning, 550 Cod, full basement,'garage, restbration. Country setting. acres of land on Route 195. end of a hard day. A big, Unaatpasaed Uizaryi space and ap refrigerator, disposal, base­ Good location. Philbrick Agen­ Gose to UConn. Approximately Minnechaug Golf Course square feet. 646-8282. treed lot. New 2-famlIy to be built on beautiful new R a is^ Ranch. >fOU‘ LL FiRD poiniinSala. An alwndance of privacy' ment laundry and storage. cy, Realtors, 040-4200. this choice 75’x238’ lot in 400’ frontage. Great potential. KX3Pe, Restaurant, 1807 Manchester m tUs small wooded complex. •••••••■•••••••••••••••••••a Set high on a hill. 3 bedrooms, S O M E T H lN O Road, East Qlastonbury. Begin­ Adults only, no pets. $155 crater of town. Your plans m Price $85,000. Cantor & Gold- monthly. $155 lease-security. Wanted to Rent 00 FM 2-car garage, large kitchen. SONORX'LL ning Wednesday 2-6 p.m. 649- SPRING Street area — Ansaldi ours. An opportunity tc farb. Realtors, 6434442, 875- Total electric. C!all James J. buUt Raised Ranch. 7 rooms, 6244. Priced right at $38,900. CaU PAlhTT 8313. 647-9993 acquire a custom-buUt home. ROPE Gessay at 8!^134. SEMI-retired lady desires one- rae fuli, two haif-baths, two Tony Wasilefsky at M9-5306. P U C fi! bedroom apartment near bus. nBsmi I aom ULTW TUCk! TEMPORARY employment — M H* Sfetot M mIw fireplaces, two-car garage. ROPE« BOLTON — 3Vb-room apart­ Peaceful and individual sett&ig Large wooded lot. Beautuul • •B & W .e truck driver witn-class II preferred. Moderate rent a T hI. CHOCKEn BOLTUN license and small tractw ray ment, large, in old estate. home and exceUrat location. The BARHOWS & WALLACE Co. Jliances and heat included. must. No children, pets, or car BOWERS School area— 8-room Phiibrick Agency, Realtors, 8-ROOM RANCH Realtors — MLS loader operator needed for two to park. References. 647-9443. Raaltart843-1877 Manchester Parkade — 64M306 to three months. Call 6496558. quiet area, parking for one car. Colonial, 3-bedrooms, 6464200. Unusual, im m aculate 4- attaUinclnding No pets or children. $175. ••••••••••••••••••#••••••••• fireplace, 2-car garage, park­ bedroom Ranch, with first- Help Wanted SB ArOetea lor Oele 45 Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments For Rent . 09 like yard. LaPenta Agency, Ba b y s it t e r wanted in my apartment open Security. Available Apri!il 15. Business Property- 7-ROOM Raised Ranch, IVk floor family room. Double MANSFIELD CENTER - 7- home, hours 1:15 to 4:45 p.m.. dally 1-6 P.|tl., Sat. and Sun., Call 6 4 9 ^ , 647-1020. Realtor, 646-2440. baths, fireplace, famUy room, HOW ABOUT THIS! Four- garage, built-in kitchen. Only room Ranch with rec room and SOD C U T T E R - Used less than EXCELLENT clean furnished If-S- P.M.'Other times by * fuily appUanced eat-in kitchen. room Ranch with aluminum Call after 5 p.m., 643-7809. INTERNiU. GRINDER 100 hours. CaU 289-3934 after 5 appointment. $36,900. double garage. Lake privileges. ■as.iai anil O M m a. room for gentleman. Private W OODUIW VERNON — Modern four-room Another Service LARGE eight. room (Colonial Two-car side entrance garage. siding, aluminum storms, Phone 1-423-0331 after ! p.m. p.m. entrance, near center. 647-1145 apartment, with heat, electric Cape, in prime residential area. Aluminum siding, nice lot. $41,- MECHANIC — Lube man, part- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• screens, doors, new gutters and mRRi Mlllllla or 649-6896. MINOR , PAUL W. D0U8AN. Rsiltor water heater, electric stove, Large rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2-car 500. Philbrick Agency, downspouts, aluminum aw­ PASEK-RUTHERFORD tim e, 20 hours per w eek, Boats-Aceesnrles 48 REM.T0BS-IIM VERNON — 7-room Raised knowledge of Ford vucks. High The S43-48S8 ceramic tUe bath, cabineted CIO garage. And wall-to-waU stays Realtors, 646-4200. nings, etc., etc. ParkUke yard Ranch, 4’A years old, wall-to- EAST HARTFORD - Church ilPM TIEirrS kitchen, combination windows, with this house. T.J. Crockett, with rock garden and shaded 289-7478 742-8248 rate, 4 hours per day arrange­ CARLYLE JOHNSON EVINRUDE outboard motors. wall carpeting, 1% baths, Comers hm., 860 Main Street. HomMtMd Strwt convenient to shopping. Adults Realtors, 643-1577. CIRCA 1730— 16 rooms, recent­ patio, garage. Basenient wired equipped country kitchen,« ment, between 5 a.m. and 11 Holsclaw and \ Mastercraft CIENTER STREET — 4V4 room a.m. Call 289-8251. Good Humor MACHINE COMPANY Gean rooms, men only. $16 up. (OffW. MkMto Tpke.) preferred. Security deposit. ly restored, 7 fireplaces, and framed. Low taxes! Mid sliding glass doors'to sundeck, trailers, salea.-service. townhouse, IMi baths, all Corp., Kennedy Rd., Sullivan 881 Parking. Phone 289-7857. MANCHESTER Call 646-4938 between 5-8 p.m. IMMACULATE Ranch, 3 summer kitchen, 6 or more 20’s. Call Bob Nurmi, at city water and sewers, $41,000. Complete service department, »— appliances, carpeted, 2 air- bedrooms, 1V5 baths, recreation Avenue, South. Windsor. An 848-1481 Built by bedrooms, new baths, new Belfiore Agency Now! 647-1413. HEBRON — Your family Call 875-9237 boating supplies, accessories, conditioners, heat and hot room, 20x40 swimming pool, 2- equal opportunity employer. CLEAN, furnished room, for THREE, four and five room kitchen^ two-car garage. dCServeS two cut stone Woolsey paints, Gericb’s UAR HOUSING CORP. water, storage. By appoint- working or retired gentieman. apartments, near shopping car garage, aluminum siding, 900. Philbrick A g e n c y , Lota-Land For Sale fireplaces, a large romping COVENTRY - North-40 acres Marine Service, 1982 Tolland 1 and 2-bedroom luxury menti C!harles Ponticelli, 649- LESSEN6ER CO. 105x304 lin. AU for only $34,9w. 73 SALESLADIES - Pilgrim LANDSCAPE laborers for full­ Call 649-3142, centers, schools, and on bus Realtors, 646-4200. family room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full wooded, 1,250’ frontage, $45,000. Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. apartments. Features waU-to- 9644, 646-0800. line. Security, no pets. Call 872- Bel Air Real Estate, kl-9332. Mills Fabric Department Store time work, over 18. Call REALTORS MANCHESTER - 7.4 acre lot. baths, and enjoying over an 45 acres, 2,300’ frontage, 5 room has immediate openings for Grantland Nursery, 643-0669. WORKING LADY, room with wall carpeting, vanity tile,, 9179. R(?CKLEDGE - Oversized 10- acre of our country. $35,900. Ranch, $65,000. Private 1972 - 24’ SEA RAY all SIX-R(X)M Duplex, no pets. is a member of the State of surrounded by water shed mature women as salesladies. modern kitchen, bath, linen, baths, built-in oven, range,' room Ranch. Two fireplaces, Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- mortgrae with 25 per cent fiberglass boat, 188 Mercury Inquire 69 Birch St., ELLINGTON - Meadowbrook Conn. CID, a comm ercial Just Olfered . property. Has well and sepfle Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Apply to 434 Oakland Street, BABYSITTER needed in my parking, private entrance, cen­ dishwasher, refrigerator aixl three or more bedrooms, with out-buildings. For more in­ 8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. down. Fiano Agency, 646-5200. cruiser, V-8, inboard-outboard tral. ^-8M 9. Manchester. Apartments — Just off Route Investment Multiple Listing A home of rare quaUty with a Florida room, 2% baths, Manchester. home, 7:30-4:30,5 days weekly. drive, fly bridge, SS radio, disposal, electric heat, 2 air formation, Call Merritt Agen­ MAN FOR tire service, with Two school-age children, one at 83, new three-room unit in brick Service. For more informa- truly spacious interior in one tremendously large recreation COVENTRY - Five rooms, many extras. $8,450. 646-1665. conditioners, glass sUding MANCHESTER - Available cy, 646-1180. ______ELLINGTON growing tire concern. Good BABYSITTER wanted, two ; home. Call 6ti-04S8 after 6. FURNISHED carpeted room, and stone garden apartment Uon contact: of Manchester’s most plea­ room plus office rad workshop. plus two unfinished. Large doors, aU large rooms. FuU April 1st, Six rooms, $175. New building. Total electric. Range, A LITTLE WFERENT?? Benefits and overtime. Must be schOol-age children, near V kitchen privileges, lounge area, sant neighborhoods. The en­ Oversized two-car garage, COVENTRY - Five acres, 700’ kitchen, excellent condition. ImmediatejOpenln^s ivTiPn LAPSTRAKE boat, good!ood nt storage area, ample 3-bedroom duplex, $225. refrigerator, disposal, base­ Kgrt Lessanfer 6464713 throughout. I%ilbrTck married and want steadv work. Verplanck School, your home. HELP WANTED washer-d^er, all untilities in­ tire property is immaculate quality < frontage, Parker Bridge Road. Lake privileges. Low 20s. 7-room Contemporary Ranch. Apply in person, Nichols bench workr cluded. Gentleman only. 646- ing. Starting at $175. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, ment laundry and storage, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Cathedral ceilings, 2-car gar- Phone 646-0436 after 4:30 p.m. 647-9993. M u Les$enger 1423-9291 and includes a massive LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- Manchester Tire, Inc., 295 Hours 6:30-100:30 p.m., Monday- 643-4091. ______8304, 742-9868. to shopping, schools,^ Adults only, no pets. $135 ' ge, view for miles. A comfor­ monthly, $135 lease-security. fireplace in the sunken living 2440. • LATHE MEN Broad Street, Manchester. Friday. Apply Kage Company, reUgious faciUties. table change from the or­ BOOKpEPERS 14’ PERE MARQUETTE REDECORATED rooms, slm «- Call James J. Gessay at 8 ^ room with exceUent waU-to- |... ) Elm Street extension. Model apartment open for APARTMENTS ★ MANCHESTER^ MANCHESTER - Buildingigi lot, Vernon dinary. For more informa­ • ALL AROUND MACHINISTS Local c o n ^ n y ^ e e d s asst, runabout. Shwe line tUt trailer. large furnished house ^ u p 0134. Houses For Sale 79 wall carpeting; large ‘‘center AVON WANTS you! Be an Avon inspection 1-6 p.m., Saturdays city utilities, exceUent location. SPLIT LEVEL tion, call Tony Wasilefsky, Representative and earn money bookkeeper with heavy ACCOUNTING Q e r k - Perma­ 40 h.p. Johnson, e le c tr ic living, private location. $60-$70 FOR RENT of action” kitchen with buUt- NEW HOMES • BULLARD MEN and Sunday. Other times by Newly decorated apartments PRIVACY — Contemporary 6- LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- 649-5306. Price $37,900. in your spare time, near home. experience. Start $120-$130 nent position for the right per­ starter. Lota of extras. Call 643- monmiy, 646-7378. GLASTONBURY - Large 6- in range, oven, and dis­ Beautifully kept SpUt Level appointment. consisting of 2 or 3 rooms, room second floor apartment, room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, UPPER 30s 2440. Many Avon Representatives weekly. son with accounts receivable, 0648 after 2 p.m.______hwasher; 3 large bedrooms home in Lake Street School very modern. Wall-to-wall built-ins, l\ii baths, fireplace, earn an estimated $40 a week or accounts payable experience. ROOM FOR mature, respec­ downtown Manchester, 613 with expansive closets; and A-ZONE, city water and sewer, area. Has 3 bedrooms, 1% Top wages, best of Blue Cross, CMS, major medical, HI8H SCHOOL SENIORS 15 h.p. EVINRUDE, good run­ Call: carpeting, aU appUances, fuU paneling, gqrage, patio, We have several to choose The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. more. Call 289-4922. Typing ability required. table female, kitchen Main St., across from Crater efficient entrance foyer with $9,000. J. D. Real Estate baths, country kitchen with life insurance. Overtime schedule for last five years, ning condition, $100. Call 643- basement, 2-car parking, no barbeque, two acres. Hutchins from, all have 3 bedrooms, 1% Realtors — MLS Manchester company willing Excellent working conditions privileges, parking. 643-6609. U&R Housing Corp Park - on biis line. Heat, hot slate flooring and convenient Associates, 643-5129. built-in oven, range rad dis­ completely air-conditioned. Free fishing in our 69M after 7 p.m. / peU. CaU 2-7 p.m., 633-61%. Agency, 649-5324. baths, garage, and aluminum Manchester Parkade — M9-5306 WEEKEND factory work — to train high school senior in and benefits in conveniently 6 4 3 -9 5 5 1 water, refrigerator, gas range closet space; a first floor hwasher, carpeted living stocked trout pond. Off major highway. Apply in per­ Applications for plastic Bookkeeping-office position. located, east-of-river conipany. COVENTRY Lake — Rooms for siding. Heavily treed lots with G3 SKI BOAT, 100 h.p. Mercury Robert M urdock, Realtor and parking provided. ROCKVILLE - four large laundry area with double COVENTRY — Large lot, ready room, pine-paneled rec room, son; machine operators are being Start now, work into full-time Apply in rarson at Scan-Optics bachelors. Call 742-8590 or write city water and sewer. HEBRON — Pleasure oriented and trailer. Asking $1,595. Call 6 4 3 -9 5 5 1 References, security room arartment, gas air heat, sinks and built-in cabinets, 1% for building, choice location, breezeway and 2-car garage accepted for Saturday and Sun­ job at beginning of summer. Inc., 22 Prestige Pgrk Circle, P.O. Box 272, Coventry, Conn. convenient to school and shop- efficiently designed 7%-room 872-0220. Stephen J. Luchon Jr. required. No children. No $160. WilUmantic, three-room DUPLEX ceramic baths and a single with work area rad storage FLANAGAN BROS., INC. day, work on first, second or Call for appointment. Never a East Hartford. 6LANCHARD jing. M. H. Palmer Realty, 6tt- Raised Ranch, situated on YOUNG gentleman, private Pets.643-88B1 from 9-8 semi-fumished apartment, $85. Manchester — Elach side two car garage with hot and cold loft. All this on well shrubbed 911 NEW LONDON TPKL third shifts. Apply Personnel fee at Supt. - 946-5257' wooded country lane within 14’ FIBERGLAS, 33 h.p. John­ home, master bedroom, next to 643-0878 oflor 8 pjN. CaU 742-6519 between 7:30-8 bedrooms, living room, water supply, closet and puU & half acre lot with fruit trees eLASTONMIRY, CONN. Department, Monday through REAL ESTATE — Active sales son outboard motor. $800 firm. walking distance of year ’round shower, telephone, parking a.m. or answering service 875- kitchen, separate basements down attic stairway for con­ ROSSETTO rad garden space. Only $34,- recreation. Three bedrooms, Friday, 8 to 4:30, Iona Com­ person needed to cover the Phone 6496865. Rsaort Proparty-For Sale 74 privileges. After 6 p.m., 649- 'DELUXE ONE - Bedroom 4350. and driveways, good location. Raaltbrs-IILS 848-2482 500. CaU Doris Smith. pany, Regent Stree^t, RIT/ Manchester area. Call the A. F. MANCHESTER - Newer two- venient storage. About 1700 1% baths, beautiful fireplaced Edwards Co., 647-1852. 01. apartment, wall-to-wall rec room, den, sun deck Manchester. family Duplex, in a family Priced at $29,900. square feet of first floor living SUMMER Cottage, Sebago JARVIS REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE Sales - We LEGAL SECRETARY, Sporting Goods I' 47 carpeting throughout, complete VERNON.— Countryview overlooking the valley. Garage neighborhood. 'IWo bedrooms, Apartments, four rooms, heat, space is matched by Lake area, Maine, includes fur­ Raanora-MLS have openings for individuals Manchester law firm, MANCHESTER Drlve-In. appliances, vanity bath. Cen­ FM COLONIAL CAPE - Nine nishing, dishes, etc. Have and mini-barn. Exclusive. Clall Dogs-BIrds-Pats 41 Apartments For Rant 63 includes appliances, full private ^tiwater, lurking space for 2 equivalent space for expan­ 8 4 8 -1 1 2 1 who wish to make in excess of e^erienced preferred. 643- Openings now available for SNOWGEER snowmobile. trally located $175 monthly. private waterway, Sleeps 8 Judy Lees, 1-423-8130. Evans basement. $190 per month. Paul c a r i $185 monthly. Apply Sport 647-9993 sion in the bone-dry unfinished rooms, all brick and aluminim $15,000 per year. We offer a cashiers and counter help, also 646-3441 Phone 649-5234. MANCHESTER ^ One- R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. siding, 16x32’ living room with easily. Call 875-6439 for more and Clapp, Realtors, 647-1464. AKC black Toy Poodles, one •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• W. Efougan, Realtor, 643-4535 or Mart, 7 Park Street, Rockville. HBXmtllMntKItlMB basement with very high complete ‘‘earn while you yard mainteliancl^; Call Mp. bedroom ranch type apartment, H3 fids fow l, Oautortw floor-io-ceiling fireplace, 4 details. ^ SECRETERIAL positions in male, one female, $125 each. 646-1021. ceilings and extra large in­ learn" training program. Call Wilsonfevenings, 649-6000, if no Fuel-Feed 49 private entrance, includes heat MANCHESTER - Newer 2- huge bedrooms, fully equipped WILLIMANTIC - Working various locations and in­ 644-2733 anytime. aUttooburr-Muiehstttr At m VERNON - New Usting - 8- today for an appointment. anStver, 649-5900. FIRST CLASS centerless and appUances, $170 per month. bedroom townhouse includes terior and hatchway en eat-in kitchen, large formal Out oOf f Town-ForTon Sale 75 man’s opportunity! Very nice Daniel Dey Realty Company, teresting offices with various grinder or tool maker, able to SEASONED fireood, cut and heat, appliances, baths, full MANCHESTER Oak Street - trances. Features include room SpUt Level, 3 bedrooms, GERMAN Shepherd pups, no Paul W. Dougan, 643-4535, 646- IM WELLS WOOD VEW dining room, 3% baths, family neighborhood, 5-5, two baths, 643-4263, 649-0704. y salaries. Come in and take your work to close tolerance. wlit. $25. a dump truck load. basement. $ Q. ner month. $175 a month, ample parking. MANCHESTER - New Usting. den, rec room, high scenic loca­ PART-TIME driver, 8 a.m. to 1 papers, $25 each, ready to jo . 1021. 24 city water and sewer, plaster room with bar, 13x30’ game ANDOVER - Raised Ranch. fireplace, separate meters, big pick. Call Carolyn, 289-2778, Experienced only. Apply in per­ Sand, gravel, stone and Paul W Jlougan Realtor, 643- CaU 289-0570. 5-5, duplex, near hospital, 3 tion, $31,900. Hayes Agency, p.m. Apply Alcar Auto Parts of Phone 649-5234. APMTMENTSv walls, and a thousand gallon room. in-law potential, ^ a r Eight rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, two yard, two garages, $22,000. Bailey, East Hartford. son. The Stygar Gage Co., 1445 manure. Call after 6 p.m., 643- 4535. (Hebron) bedrooms, 2 furnaces, tile 646-0131. Easy terms. Healy, Realtor, EXPERIENCED carpenter in Vernon, Route 83. THREE-Bedroom apartment, AVAILABLE April 1st, four- oil tank. Space, quaUty cond Nice lot. Philbrick baths, carpeting, air- remodeling. Call Robert Jarvis, Tolland Tpke., Manchester. 9504. heat, hot water, appliances, baths, $38,900. Hayes Agency, igency, Realtors, 646-4200. conditioned. Acre treed lot. phone 1-455-9656. GAL FRIDAY — East Hart­ BEAUTIFULL Old English room, second floor apartment. tion and location make this SOUTH WINDSOR - 6Vz room 643-6712 after 4:30. WANTED — Ambitious couple carpeting, maximum 3 FOUR-ROOM apartment, fuU 646-0131. $M,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ford. Varied interesting duties, Sheep dog, 6 months, registered Parking, security, $135 •21 5 home something very special Split Level home. Thrde looking for an unlimited second TYPIST - Fast, accurate, Qardan Produeta 50 children. S ^ r it y . $225. 643- sized kitchen, self-cleaning I - IncIudM bMt, electricih COLONIAL Ranch — 6 rooms, 77 including typing and AKC, female. Best offer, 649- monthly. Phone 649-3978 or 643- for comfortable family living brarooms, 1% baths, carpeted Wanted-Real Estate BASS PLAYER for all occasion income. For appointment send Start work for east-of-river stove, re^igerator, heat, hot air caaditiaaliis. FuUv eqal{. MANCHESTER - New con­ 1% baths, large modern bookkeeping in jpleasant en­ 3788. 6165. modern kitchen, wall-to-wall Fairly priced at $41,000. liviqg room and family room. band. For details phone 649-1228 brief resume to P.O. Box 232, company at $95 per week. Full BUY your potatoes direct from water, /m d garage included. struction, 6-room Ranch, 1% kitchen, fireplace, beautiful vironment. $125. Fee paid. Call carpeting. Set on It actes, WeUa Wood Ixivmy wooded lot with man}nany SELLING your home or after 5. South Glastonbury, Conn. 06073. benefits, room for advance­ the potato warehouse, comer of Laundry fadl.,.,..,.:ilities. No .pets. haths, fully equipped kitchen, bay windows m front, walk-out acreage? For prompt friendl}; Carolyn, 289-2778, Bailey, East Lfva Stock FOUR-ROOM, first floor apart­ offer country Uving at Its best Great excellent neighborhood on bus OOEGARD REALTY COVENTRY shrubs. Merritt Agency, 64^ ment. Never a fee, Rita Girl, ' Bucxland Road and Tolland available. May 1st, lease and for hlkldg, picnicking and other out­ basement, oversized two-car service. call Louis Dimock Hartford. Manchester, 646-3441. Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- security. $195 per month. CaU ment, children accepted. Phone line. $33,900. Hayes Agency, 643-4368 1180. EXPERIENCED waitress WE HAVE openings on the first BOX STALL available, pasture, PRESIDENTIAL door acUvlUes. The view of the eastern attached garage, on private Realty, 649-9823. 8248. 649-24^,. 6494)404. Conn, hills is magnificent 646-0131. 2 4 ACRES wanted part-time, 12 to 4:30 and third shifts for feed, ring, trails, 4-H Club acre lot. Philbrick Agency, ENGINEERING AIDE - a c c o u n t in g Gerk - East- VILUOEAPTS. A picturesque and exquisitely COVENTRY - Cape, 3 p.m. Apply in person, Ann’s experienced, qualified help. R(X!KLEDGE — Seven room Realtors, 646^200. ALL CASH for your property Manchester. Prominent com­ of-river. Work with accounts proprietor selective. 643-6197. HYDRANGEA, dig your own, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 4V4 ROOM, first floor apart­ $33,990 NEW Raised Ranch, restored 8-room, 18th century bedrooms, 1% baths, aluminum Spot, 21 Oak Street, Ihis is a company operated ser­ MANCIIESTER Ranch. A spacious, immaculate within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, pany desires bright gal with receivable and accounts $2 each. CaU 649-6104. b ^ o o m townhouse ■ includes ment, $150, 649-2271. FREE large kitchen-dining combina­ siding. Must be seen. $24,000. R ochester. vice station with many benefits JERSEY COW, just freshened. One and two bedrooms. house with 2-car garage and CAPE — 7 rooms, 3 or 4 Colonial Cape with 24 acres of instant service. Hayes Agency, good figure aptitude. payable, some receptionist heat> appliances, parpets. FuU tion, oven, range, dishwasher, 742-6328. and opportunities.' Apply to ExceBent milker by machine or Dupl closet space galore. Large bedrooms, rec room, fireplace, beautiful woodlands and 646-0131. Knowledge of science helpful. Texaco Service, 1475 Silver work. Excellent beheiits with Household Goods 51 private basenient, $230 'per fireplace, 1% baths, deck, gar­ MAINTENANCE man - full or hand. Call 643-9452. riear schools, churches; . UtUtilities extra. treed lot and rec room makes garage, $^,500. Philbrick Agen­ rolling fields. A unique blen­ Will train, $95 plus. Fee Mid. Lane, East Hartford. growing company. Start $100 month. Paul W. Dougan tile bath, $195 • COST o r M m M PMO WITNM M age. Hutchins Agency Realtors, MANSFIELD - Only $26,000. part-time. Call 649-4519. and shopping center, on 643-9274. M lliS this a very desirable house. T. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. ding of early American style SELLING your home or Call Ann, 289-2778, Bailey, East week. Never a fee at Rita Girl, SINGER Touch and Sew, like Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. • 0120 FUOMTIMC CBmRCATf 649-5324. West of WilUmantic, non­ H ^ ford . bus Une. CaU anytime; J. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. and modern comfort. A development (]ape, sitting high acreage? Working for you is our ABLE I^died man, .646-3441, Manchester. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch GARRISON Colonial built in pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, RN’s or LPN's. Full or part- stitches, monograms, sews on MANCHESTER vicinity — THREE ROOMS, tile bath, For details, directions or ap­ PRIVACY — 2.6 acres, 7-room setting surrounded with fruit on a hill, 6 good sized rooms, mechanical^^lHClined to work CLEAN CAPE, four rooms 1970. Four bedrooms, 1% baths, 643-6624. time, 3 to 11 p.m. Nurse’s TYPIST — Manchester. WANTED part-time maid. Six LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. buttons, fancy designs. Four-room apartment, two heat, hot water .included. Ranch, family room, paneling, trees and mature pine. CaU: oversized 2-car garage, deep on second shift in local grain 0 4 0 - 2 0 2 3 pointment, caU downstairs, two unfinished large unique modern kitchen Aides, experience, 7 to 3 p.m., Progressive company requires days weekly. Call 644^1504. Ring bell for service. Shiners, Originally $399.50, now only bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, Adults, security deposit, family kitchen, garage, trees, country lot. Lessenger Com­ mill. Excellent rate of pay and D. J . HENRY CO. rooms upj wpll-to-wall and air- w iu all the refinements. For­ WE WILL buy your home. Call 3 to 11 p.m. Competitive hourly accurate typing. Transcrip- crawlers, etc. 144 Deming $W.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, wall-to-wall carpeting, references, no pets, parking. landscaped. $^,900. Hutchins WARREN E. HOWUND pany, Realtors, 6 4 ^ 1 3 , 228- fringe beqefits.. 0^1,649-4523. conditioner stay in living room. mal dining room, paneled ftest- anytime, Hutchins Agency, wage. Established continuing tionist experience desirable. AUTOMOBILE Service Ad­ Street, Manchester. Wapping dealer. appliances, heat, hot water, 15% School Street, second floor. 644-1330 Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Raaltani 848-1188 742-9718. Priced in mid 20s. for quick floor family room with Realtors, 649-5324. education program. Meadows $110 plus. Fee paid. Call Ann, visor — We need a man to work Road. ONE-Bedroom apartment. cellar storage, parking, large HEAD Mechanic — Ford Fleet, saie. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, fireplace and built-in Convalescent Center, 333 289-2778, Bailey, East Hartford. 40 units. Four F600s, 12 P350s, on our service desk. Your CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Living room, eat-m kitchen, yard. 649-2871, $190 monthly. Bidwell Street, Manchester, ALUMINUM sheets used as East Hartford 643-1577. bookcases. SUding glass doors m Sate ?%7oom Rsi^h. LISTINGS WANTED - I buy 24 F250S. Year ’round position, duties will include writing ranges, automatic washers with range, refrigerator, dis­ WILLINGTON - one rad two ! to large pool area on beautifully 646-2321, 9-3 p.m. weekdays. PART-TIME, man to work printing plates, .007 thick, Fireplace, carpeting, % acre ^ union rates highest in tbe area, repair orders, road testing with guarantees. See them at B. posal, air-conditioner, shades, NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, huge VILLABER bedroom apartments, located landscaped lot on a dead-end mornings doing odd jobs, car 23x32” . cents each or 5 for $1. EXCEPTIONAL COMFORTABLE, oversized 7- TOLLAND — True country set­ 40 hours. Apply Good Humor cars, figuring bills, and some D. Pearl’s AppUances, 649 Main carpeting, large closets, laun­ rooms, 157 Eldridge Stitreet. $240 near exit 101, and UConn. street. Maintenance-free wooded lot. O n ^ $ l,«0 down to washing, etc. see Frank Trud- Phone 643-2711. APARTMENTS room Cape, 2 baths, 4 ting, quaUty built Ranch on q u a lifie d b u y er. P a se k - Realtor, 649-4543, 643-7407. ^ MANAGER for furniture store. Corp., Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy clerical work. You should have St., CaU 643-2171. dry facilities, parking,' base­ per month. Blanchard■ & Range, dishwasher, VALUE aluminum sidhig and two-car nak, in person. Carter bedrooms, beautiful lawnHte- over 3 acres of land with trees Rutherford, Realtors, MLS, ...... Closer aqd layout experience a Rd., South Windsor, 289^51. experience as a service advisor ment storage. Good location. Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. Available April 1st, 5-room, 2- refrigerator, fireplace, wall-to- Four-bedroom Ranch. garage. Philbrick Agency, Chevrolet, 1229 Main Street, one of Manchester’s finest and shrubbery galore, 2 289:7475, 742-8243. must.- Able to supervise help. An equal opportunity employer. or several years experience CARPETS — Wholesale to you $175 per month, includes heat bedroom town house, wall-to- wall carpeting, central air- Kitchen, living'^oom with Realtors, 646-4200. fireplaces, 2 full baths, many Manchester. dealing directly with the public. at our warehouse. The Carpet and hot water. CaU Peterman, A’TTRACTIVE two-room apart­ conditioning. Situated in 2 and 4 areas. Priced to sell in the Legal Notice Producer will be well paid. wall carpeting, 2 air fireplace, wall-to-wall Porter Street area. T.J. extras. Must be seen. Selling in FEMALE — babysitter, part- Your benefits include free Merchants, 1310 ToUand Tpke., owner, 649-9404. ment, stove, refrigerator, neheat. family 1700 Colonial styled ROCKVILLE 6% room Ranch, Must be bondable. All replies conditioners, appliances, heat carpeting, full basement with Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. the 50s. Cantor & Goldiarb U Q IIO K I’ l-IRMIT Sanrt StM^pen Shep time, light housework. Call 646- health and life insurance, paid PITTSBUHGH Manchester. 646-8568. hot water, electricity. ,,.4wellmgs surrounding a village spotless condition, 3 bedrooms; confidential. Write to Box V, and hot water, 1V4 tile bathsi,.' paneled room, oversized gar-. Realtors, 643-8442, 875-6244. NOTICE OE AI’PUCATION Manchester Herald. Tht NenN 0642. vacations and holidays, un­ PAINTS ' MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- references, no pets. $110. 228- green. Immediate occupancy. 4 BEDROOMS recreation room, fireplace, This is to give notice that I, Larry S. iforms. Save time by working in GAS STOVE and refrigerator, bedroom, townhouse, full 3540. washer and dryer hqplfrdp, McKinney Brothers Inc. 643- |age. Asking $^,500. MANCHESTER 6-6 Duplex stove rad refrigerator included. Soren of 15 Lanz Lane. Ellington have ChttifiedMi (Dlscontinuad East Side, waUting distance to Six-room Ranch, 2-car VERNON - 56’ Ranch in­ town. 5V4 day work week. Good, excellent condition, $ ^ firm private basement, includes t♦♦♦♦♦» ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<, patio. No 2139, 649-3931. $27,900. Lipm an-C horches filed an application placarded March 17, INTERESTING part-time posi­ LUPACCHIHO AGENCY school and shopping. Earle garage. Fireplace, 1% baths. cluding 24x24’ shell to be 1973 with the Liquor Control Comm iuion tion open for de^ndable male, pay. Apply in person to Lynch CIOM OutiMoral for both. 646-7318. neat, appliances, carpets, Agency, 643-1869, 872-0571. for a Package Liquor for the sale of APARTM ENT 646>8432 Everett, 649-8538, 646-8250. Garages are insulated with finished. Could be 4 bedrooms, afternoons. Delivery and stock Toyota, 345 Center Street, private patio and entrances, % acre lot, 2-car basement gar­ alcohol liquor on the premise 84 Oakland Call 649-7620 Eastern Real Estate Co. 220 wiring for your workshop. SOUTH WINDSOR - $22,900. 7- Street, Manchester, th e business will be work. College student con­ Manchester. SS^igai. ELECROLUX - Like new with $200 per m onth. Paul W. Business Locations- age, fully carpeted, near RENTAL OFFICE ;; Lot size 149x150. Only $31,900. room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, owned by Larry S. Soren of 15 Lanz Lane, sidered. Phone 643-0255 for ap­ power nozzle, must sacrifice. Dougan, 64^4535, 646-1021. ■ For Rent 67 highway. Owner leaving for Ellington and will be conducted by Larry BUSH lURDWARE ' We have a large variety of* MANCHESTER - Brick 3- MANCHESTER — Owner oc­ fireplaced living room, dining pointment. HOUSEKEEPER - Reliable, CaU 875-9190. Fterida. OnW $29,500. (iaU Cin­ S. Soren as permittee. mature, with references. Own 793 Main Slraet WE HAVE customers waiting < deluxe one and two-bedroom FIVE-ROOM Duplex, garage, MANCHESTER - 100,000 bedroom Colonial, 1% baths, cupy or invest in this 3 family 5- room, kitchen, garage, 1/3 acre ’ Larry S. Soren 5-4, near bus Une.. 649-8538, 646- dy Talaga, Starkweather Real­ DISHWASHER wanted, nights. transportation. One day per for the reptal of your apartment apartments and townhouses nice yard, close to stores, square feet, will divide. two-car garage, central. $35,000 PASEK-RUTHERFORD treed lot. Call Warren E. March 19, 1973 ' ^ r e m o l d Musical Instruments sS 8250. Eastern Real Estate Co. ty, 646-5353. Apply Ca.vey’s Restaurant, 45 week. Must enjoy dogs. 646- or home. J.D. Real Estate ; throughout Manchester. Ren-' schools, etc. $145 monthly. Suitable for manufacturing and to settle estate. Bel Air Real 288-7478 742-8248 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 3012. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ' tal office open daiiy from 9-5, References and securitj warehouse. 1-748-5634. Estate, 643-9332. East Center.St., Manchester. ELECTRIC lead guitar with RAISED RANCH, custom built, REALTORS-IIILS amp, one year old, hardly used. other times by appointment. Available immediately, 'S. RELIABLE mother’s helper, 3^ LCXIKING for anything in real pets. 649-6039. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, IMMACULATE 6% room cathedral ceilings, large formal ...a good place to work. WOMAN Wanted for cleaning, NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 Cost $212, sell for $175 com­ dining room, modern equipped afternoons per week, for estate rental — apartments, office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- Ranch, remodeled kitchen, dis­ Sundays. Apply Cavey^s cents each. Inquire side door, plete. Phone 649-8653 after 5 DMUTO ENTEMIBSES, Ma I. ,1 kitchen, 2 fuU baths, 4 good YOU CAN AV various light household duties. homes, multiple dwellings, no 474 MAIN STREET - Three- 5. hwasher, 1% baths, carpeting, MANCHESTER - North, Restaurant, 45 East Center Manchester Evening Herald. p.m. 2404lllra State l i , NMchMtar sized bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, Street, Manchester. ’ After 7 p.m., 649-9628. fees. (^11 J.D. Real Estate room apartment, heat, $150. large paneled recreation room, Colonial styled Ranch, 3 64$-10n oversized 2-car garage. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Security, family unit. 646-2426, 466 MAIN Street — Building for garage. Low 30’s. Hutchins bedrooms, large kitchen and M ail Inl TOP QUALITY soil. C.O.D. on­ Antiques 56 9-5‘p.m. ray business, office, or com­ Agency, 649-5324. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ly. Paul Schendel, 649-0465. / living room, garage, caipeting, Aatwt^ to ftortou* Panto mercial use, near Center. Call 646-4200. paneled family room, $31,0()0. ANTIQUE organ, 1847, best Marshlands THREE LARGE rooms, 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. MANCHESTER — 8-room over­ Si x f o o t picnic tables, at­ Owner, 643-1918. offer. CaU after 4'p.m., 649- heated, appliances, carpeting, sized, full dormer Cape, large Sewing Machine Operators tached benches, $32. CaU 646- MANCHESTER ^ ___ ^ Y o u r 4474. sterage, on bus line. Adults. PROFESSIONAL office, family room with beamed 8619. ACBOSS S A m U eor r-iuiijir-t liiMr-; MANCHESTER - 816 Center Apply llla r fh e i canter Security deposit. Immediate beautiful, spacious. Excellent ceiling off kitchen, fireplaced GONVENDIGE AND SPACE Street, Inspection daily 4-7 Personnel Office Wanted to Buy 58 ffice occupancy. M9-5555. exposure and projection. First Uving room, large dining room, KEEP CARPET cleaning SU atihy 40 Here is a 7-room Ranch that p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 24 wasteland involving floor, all faciUties, parking. kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated problems small, use Blue blends a handy location with p.m., for sale or rent op- W A N T ^ — Aiiuque furniture, 9 Low swaxnpy few duties MANCHESTER — Available Reasonable rent. 353 Center garage plus carport, close to IV^cTnClassif ied Ads !| ' Lustre wall-to-wall. Rent elec­ 5 ------Tae-tung loads of room. ^ good sized lionion to buy, vacant 6 room,n (34 We offer stable, non-defense employment, fine working glass, pewter, oil paintihgs or land schools and shopping. Low 30’s. PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. tric shamppoer; $1. Tlie E. A. 6 Possessive April 1st. 6-room duplex, full at­ Street, 649-1680, 649-3549. bedroom), excellent lovely Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $3.15 cash or check, to: environment and excellent wages. Our extensive benefit other antique items. Any quan­ 12 Soviet moun­ Call Warren E. Howland, bedrooms, 1% baths, family Kale Road Manchester Johnson Paint Company, 723 pronoun tic, full basement, close to large. Cape.v .a i» c . Garage^vaaiaew, tity. The Harrisons, 6^-w09, tain range room, equipped kitchen, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD program Includes profit sharing, pension' plan, liberal Main Street, Manchester, 649^ 13 Emanation 7^palss schools, churches, shopping. No MANCHESTER — 122 East Realtors, 6^1108. breezeway, rec room, in-ground 044-1581 165 Oakland Street. S T r^ ica l fireplaced living room, wall to vacations, hospitalization and life insurance. 4501. 14 Chemical pets. References, security. Center Street, now under con­ heated swimming pool, on bus 16 Brainard Place. Manchester, Conn. 06040 Art equal opportunHf employer suffix Mdm (var,) Write P.O. Box 12, Buckland struction, first-flobr office or MANCHESTER- 8-year old, 2- wall throughout and garage. line. Short walk to school, Conveniently located in the pleasant, suburban Elm- . WANTED — Antique furniture, 9Eatables ofViahnu S98cottidi $34,900. Joe Gordon, 649-5306. ICE MAKER and outside 15 Bridle strap Station, Buckland, C!onn. business space. Available May family, 4-4, excellent condition, church and stores. Mid 30’s. wood section of West Hartford. toys, crank phonograpns, IB M u si^ lOGerairit’s wife 28 Reverberation county freezer for sale, , $795. CaU 872- 11 New . 29 Numerical 1st. Will subdivide from UW all large rooms, modern FTincipals only, owner, 649: swords, guns, glass, attic or composifion 40 Paludal tract square feet up. Merrit Agency, kitchen w.ith stove, ..B & W .e 0220. (comb, form) suffix 42 Imitated ••••••••••••••••• •••••••• llie BARROWS & WALLACE Oo. 3635. cellar contents. 643-6535. ISNaturalfat refrigerator, rec room and gar­ Immediate openings 20Ceiunured 17 Origiti (su ffix ) 30 South 43 Tidings Furnished Apartmiim ta 64 6^1180. Realtors — MLS TAG SALE to benefit The severely 19 Anime or African fox 44 Time age. E. A. Mitten, Realtor, 643- _ Manchester Parkade — MMXM _ RANCH — 7 rooms, L-shaped tor Skilled Personnel: OLD CLOCKS and clock parts copal 32 Monastic long past Children’s School. Rain or 21 Century (ab.) TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ MANCHESTER — Storage 6930, 646^177. . living and dining rooms, family ES - PROMISES - PROMISES wanted' by private party. Also 23 Compass 22 M ur's dignitary 46 Peevishness space, 600 to 1,200 square feet, shine, at former A&P Store, nicknam e. 33 Convex 47Inacitve ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, room, 1% baths, fireplace, self- grandfather clock and parts. reading ground level, loading platform. MANCHESTER Greed area — TEN-ROOM Contemporary cleaning double oven, plush You Can’t Live On ThemI Broad Street, 'Thursday and 24Indicters 24 Kind of hairdo molding 48 Pashas of hot w a ter, Ranch with 3-room studio • TOOLNIAKER - 6494291. Street. Very reasonable. 647-1818. New four-bedroom Colonial, 2% caipeting throughout. $&,500. Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Satur­ 28 Greek letter 25 Dressed 36 School subject Tunis Marlow’s, 867 apartment. Over 1% acres of Class A, 2nd Shift You can llvo If you have - a skill as a day 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lots of 31 Southern 26 Rocky recess 36 Hatter’s 49 Harem room baths, aluminum siding, win­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, WANTED — Boat or snow­ land with view. Redwood con­ state 27 Incarnation mallet 50 King (Sp.) 2% ROOMS, lady working day MANCHESTER 10,000 square dows rad doors. Two-car base­ 6464200. everything - Refreshments. mobile trailer with lights, struction, large thermopane 32 SteM preferred, parking, references. feet industrial space. Fully ment garage. Ideal home to • OIENIAKER-^ wiring, good wheels, and tires. T" s r " f f " I r - r S" IT IT" windows. Philbrick Agency, BASEBOARD Heating pipe, 34 bird sprinklered, loading docks, of­ raise a family. $44,500. P. S. We MANCHESTER - Colonial Reasonable price. CaU 649-7883. 35 Swamps 643-7190. Realtors, 646-4200. Class At^2nd Shift several lengths, $10 complete. I2 a IS IT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- are building another 3-bedroom Forest Hills, area, immediate MACHINIST 37 Poetic form 0131. Colonial aod Raised Ranch. occupancy dvailable, 4 Two dining room tables, $5 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 38 Singing voice IS IS IV Houses tor Rant 05 Call Peterman, 649-9404. OVERSIZED custom 4- bedrooms, 2% baths, first floor • SET-UP OPERATORS - each. One Duffet, $5. One an­ Rooms Without Board «59 89PeerGynt!s bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972. tique buffet, $50. CaU 649-5996. mother IS is MANCHESTER - Three MANCHESTER 4,000 plus family room, (with fireplace) Steady work, good conditions and the best equip­ square feet store-building for First-floor family room with 2nd Shift ' ^ 41 Craggy hUl 21 bedroom Ranch, large living off kitchen, walk-out basement. ment, individuai recognition of skiiis, attitude and THE r a O M ^ N H ou se- Cot- .42Neverthelen 23 lease. Huge paved parking fireplace, 2% baflis with mar­ 7’x9’ OVERHEAD garage door, tage St., centrally located, room, attached garage, In th e 60s, Call . Peggy merit, pride in your work and a need for what you 4SFuriouA u A u 21 area. Prime location In town ble vanities. 2-car oversized Whitehead, 643-9886, or Suzanne used, $45. Phone 6 4 ^ 0 6 or 643- large, pleasantly furnished 49 Switchboard ST excelient location, $300. $ 26,880 • INSPECTOR- produce. ^ 6802. with hi^Way access. Hayes garage, full walk-out basement Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson rooms, parking. CaU 649-2358 worker SI monthly, lease reqdred. R. D. Cozy 6-room Cape, 4 with sliding glass doors. 2nd Shift 51 Fkeneh writer Murdock, 643-2692, 643-6472. Agency, 6464)131. bedrooms. G ty utilities, bus Beach, Real Estate O o. 547- for overnight and permanent S4 Beautiful skyline view. MMAL TOOL & ENGINEERING COMPANY we make SUPER Sale — Moving. Satur­ guest rates. <. 62 Morning 4 line, walking distance to 1550. moisture t 474 MAIN St. — Commercial Philbrick Agency, Realtors, CPfne in for a personal interview Monday through no promises - We state factsi And this is to give you day only, March 31st. 1^5 p.m., 1/ schools rad shopping. Only rain or shine. Must sell entire 53 Nothing but \ place ideal for office or store, 6464200. MANCHESTER — 7 -room Thursday, 8 to 5 P.M., Friday 8 to 12:30 P.M., or an excelient iiving untii you retire. . MANCHESTER — Large clean Out of Town- $26,900. Fred Newmrai. 289-' household. Many pieces good 54 Associate 4i 86 $150. 646-2426, 9-5. Colonial 1% tiled baths, phone 233-6251 for a convenient appointment. furnished room, maid service.' 55 Public notices For Rent RANCH on 3 acres with 11 large furniture, attic to basement. 7475 r plastered walls, range, dis­ Investijgate by caiUng at our Administration Building,' Phone 649-2813. . . ' 56 Animal seized 42^ 43^ a " IT rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, Garden equipment, file U ROCKVILLE - 3-room apart­ o m C E 12x22’ , Warehouse hwasher, garbage disposal, 280 Adams St., Manchester, Conn. fo r food family room, 2 kitchras. Could cabinets, pool table, bicycles,' 57 Drags w ST ment, heat, hot water, stove, arra 25x14x18’ h i^ . Modern of- PASEK-RUTHERFORD extra large Z-car garage, S-zone LADIEI^ only — Nicely fur-' be idral for ih-laws. Barn. 6 An equal oppet^rdty employer refriserator,refrigerator, siau.$130. ^curityoecum y fice, near Bank buslness. 288-7478 742-8848 hot watra oil beat, city utilities. THE WIREMOLD COMPANY iatio funuture, many usuabje nished room for rent, commimi- DOWN n SS SS horse stalls, 6 regulation dog J « , denortt rrauired. Adults only, parkway.* Smaller office op- Built by Ansaldi. Charles temsToo numerous to mention. ty kitchen and bath, aU utUities 1 Unadorned kennels. Philbrick Agency, WOODLAWN STREET, WEST HARTFORD, CONN. 06110 '346 Cedar Ridge Drive, IS IS SrW ng K r a car. Call 6 ^ & ra l. ^10 monthly. Phone ( j 4 Lesperance, 049-7620. A G + W ENGmERHM CO. .^eluded, located on bus Une, 2 Spanish ST Realtors, 6464200. An equal oppartunity amployar M/F Glastonbuiy. Off Highway 83 — 1 -M 5635. .''A ^near stores. CaU after 4 p.m., cheers :4-i, ■ . * (Manchester Rd.) 644-0383. (NIWSPAHS IHTISPSiSt ASSN.)

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Today’s Top Cloudy tonight, with a chanOe of showers. [li Low mid 80s to 40. Rain or drizzle periods Raise Helped Keep Lottery Number Friday with high in SOs. Chance of precipitation 30 per cent tonight, 80 per cent Friday. reduction. When the stock goes G ive T o Chiirsavlng ovont are up to 60%l Listed helow are ^ a few ot Uie groat savings to ho how it felt to be the last man, terest charges. She thinks using for a course. Travis Air Force Base in their way through reporters and celebrated his departure by The End Of An Era probably be a trauma.” March made,'so buy NOW and SAVEI ^ Beilke said, “ I’m real proud to a checkbook deters spending. However, Mrs. Menzel feels s M Th u i^ y, March 20M at 0:30 A.M. through Satuntaj|r|^l Last siunmer they planted a have that distinction.” Both cars are paid for. In the prices of children’s clothes 31st at 5:30 P.M. So, conn In early, aiM feast your eyas wthaahim- The American flag was furled today in Saigon during operations. As the rites were under way, the last U.S. small vegetable garden for the As for the U.S. role in fact, she paid cash for the Pinto are outrageous. Kristine forces were pulling out of South Vietnam. (AP photo) children to play with. This year RED ROOM Vietnam, the sergeant said, ceremonies marking the deactivation of the Military and insisted that the car dealer recently spotted a rain jacket in V l i v i n g r o o m they plan to raise vegetables. j Johnson Carper wabuit Formica top Doublo Drossas with President To Make Major “ We had a job to do and we’ve Assistance Command after more than 11 years of remove the white sidewall tires a store for $23. They didn’t buy Oliva, Rlue, and Rad Print Colonial Styia S o ra d Chair 3 Recently they tallied their twin mirrors, fuH size bod and NigM Stand. Dlsconthniad. done it.” and radio in order to bring down it. canceled checks for food from $ 249,955^ 'w NOW $188.88 Cpl. Einar Himma didn’t the cost. Menzel makes all the One thing she refuses to com­ $279.95 NOW $148.88 Jan. 1 through March 15 of last Lawson stylo Sofa and Chair. Olhra with rad flacks. Speech Tonight At 9 car' repairs. promise on is shoes. Scott’s DAYS Cotoman modsrn stylo walnut Triple Drossas, Mirror, 4- year and came up with $299. Pay Cash cost $17; Kristine’s, $15. $379.95 NOW $288.88 Orawar Chest and fuM sizo headboard. A Real luy. This year the figure was toi».mibigbi.wuph«e.” J-iC lO l- J. V-F ▼▼ o Their decisions to buy are Garage sales are big business M o d ^ styia Sofa In an ollvo groon fahric. address the nation on our $380.38. ONLY $329.95 NOW $198.88 WASHINGTON (AP) - He specifically ruled out the When the last man was ready made carefully. They almost on the street of paste^olored foreign policies and our role in “ But we aren’t exactly eating $209.95 - NOW $148.88 Formica top DouMo Drossor and Plata glass M rror, with a President Nixon will make a Watergate controversy as one to climb aboard, Bui Tin shook always pay cash and always ranch-style homes and Mrs. the world and to discuss like we were eating last year,” Channoi back Sofa and Chair hi a coin gold print. fidl rizo Panel Rod by Johnson Carpar. major radio-television address of the domstic issues to be hands with him and said . CLARK AIR BASE, Philip­ ’The release of the 67 cleared months ago. But the Viet Cong maid when he was stationed at buy sale items. When they Menzel often buys clothes for domestic matters including the HicoiiqqaH said Mrs. Menzel, 25. “ You at 9 p.m. (EST) tonight on “ Peace?” the airman at first pines (AP) — North Vietnam the Communist prisons in turned up another man who will Clark in 1969. She held up a bought their Mediterrean-style the children from neighbors. A $299.95 - NOW $228.88 $219.90 NOW $118.88 economy.” The fact that the' President watch more closely. You go 9 x 12 America’s post-Vietnam role in seemed surprised, then shook freed its last 67 U.S. prisoners Indochina of the 587 Americans be freed this weekend. large sign reading “ To Bill bedroom and living room fur­ winter _ coat for Scott cost $4. Largo and comfortablo goldvolvot Swival Rockor. Largo nuNtorn stylo Drossar and Mirror. Hugo 5-drawor The address will be broadcast planned no pre-speech sessions from hamburger to the roast. 100% SPACE DYED V the world and on the economy hands, sm il^ and said, “ Yeah, of war today, and two giant Hanoi had reported were The first C141 from Hanoi Spencer with Love. Alice.” niture on sale, they persuaded She alM got an eight-year-old chest and full sizo headboard hi walnuL ^ live from the President’s Oval was seen as an indication that You try to figure out where is $124.95 \ , NOW1 at home, the White House peace.” C141transports brought t(iem to captives at the signing of the landed 40 men early tonight in a Crying tears of joy, she the store to give them a cut on a. sewing machine for $50 and she > CONTINUOUS Office and probably will last no major change was the most waste by shrinkage or Modom stylo^IbKk vinallo Swival R ^ o r. $269.95 NOW $148.88 announced. “ And friendship, too,” Bui Clark Air Base for their first cease-fire agreement two drizzle that failed to dampen shouted her welcomes to him, color television and stereo con­ makes some of the children’s less than minutes, Ziegler forthcoming on administration by bone.” Colonial style e-drawar mapio Drossor and M k^r. Presidential press secretary Tin said. stop on the way home. the enthusiasm of a cheering and he told her to visit him later sole, too. clothes on it. $80.95 A ^ -NOW $58.88 said. economic policy. Sirloin steak is now a Ronald L. Ziegler, in reporting crowd of 600 Americans. at the base hospital. “ We told them the price we She tries to convey good spen-’ 3-posltion diamond back avocado Rodlnor. FILAMENT $169.95 NOW $98.88 company-only treat and a week­ that Nixon had ask^ for and The second C141 touched Another 82 POWs released could pay and they agreed,” ding habits to the children. Twbi sizo mapio SpbuHo Rod. Two only. Rev-Share ly menu more than likely will $114.95' - J NOW $88.88 received radio and' television down 42 minutes later with the Tuesday and Wednesday in the said Mrs. Menzel. “ Everything When Kristine wants to pick out include spaghetti, hash, pork I Danish stylo high back Chair. Walnut trim. / NYLON RUGS $39.95 ea. NOW $28.88 ea. time, refused to give details on Mitchell Denies News Capsules other 27. final phase of the prisoner we bought for this house was on four packages of candy for her and chile. Sometimes she shops Tvrin sizo mapio Rookcasa headboard. Two only. what he planned to discuss. .Fundings “ This is a day of joy and repatriation were already at sale or else we don’t buy it.” birthday party, she makes her I $69.50 ^ NOW $^.88 several times in one week The national address comes pride,” the senior man on the Clark. ’Their only installment pay­ choose only three. She resists Gray on vrtilta vinsllo 2-|doco sacOonal. Walnut trii^ $54.95 NOW $38.88 because, she said, she can’t on the day that the United McCord Ch^gfes Flood Threats Quit Bttying Pork first flight. Air Force Lt. Col. Military officials said 'they ment is on the 25-year, 7Vi per the temptation to let the Phw sbiglo drossar and Mbror, SCrawar Chest, anilr head­ increased face spending a large sum of I $119.95 * N Q W $58.88 States officially ends its decade WASHINGTON (AP) - James W. O’Neill, 42, of Las would begin leaving for home cent mortgage on their $32,000, children add items to the bo a rd. By The Assohialed Press money all at once. Tan vinalla Lovasaat and Cijatr. Wd ') of involvement in Vietnam with WASHINGTON CAP) — Former Atty. G&t. John N. Japan, the biggest single Vegas, Nev., told the exuberant Friday, with 27 military men three-bedroom home on the out- grocery cart. Rain-swollen'waters of the WA)SHINGT0N (AP) - An “ It makesXme so sick,” $98.88 $349.95 NOW $198.88 the return of the last U.S. Mitchell denied today what he called “ slanderous and false customer of the American over-all increase of 13 per cent crowd. “ What could be more and five civilians freed by the ski^-ts of Bdina, a prosperous Even Scott recently $ 1 3 9 .9 5 “ Mississippi River covered Viet Cong to depart first. lamented the slim blonde. “ I 4-Drawar wMts French Provincial Chost by Ramp. prisoners of war and the statements” that he approved plans to wiretap the farmer, has temporarily quit in revenue sharing funds for joyous than to be delivered suburb of Minneapolis. 'Diough exclaimed about the increase in Padistal Swival Rockar In ollva graan. Ihut trim. withdrawal of the last thousands of additional acres in buying U.S. pork but from your enemies and return Although Hanoi said earlier look at the meat prices and I $69.95 NOW $48.88 Missouri, Illinois and state and local governments they could have gotten more prices when the tooth fairy left $ 12 9 .5 0 N O W $88.88 American forces. Democratic National headquarters. government experts think sales to your friends. that the' men freed today were feel guilty. I guess it’s a crime Tennessee today, forcing was announced for the first half house for less money in another him 25 cents for a molar, in­ Como hi and saloot from many aioro Itamsl It also comes at a time when The Washington Post said in will resume shortly as present “ The pride we have in our the last American POWs held to pay that much when you eat Largo comfortaMo char-browri Club Cfl “ I deeply resent the several hundred families from of 1973 today by the Treasury suburb, they chose this one in stead of the usual 15 cents. the administration faces its Thursday editions that supplies dwindle. nation and our government by the Communists, the Viet ”it and it’s gone.” $ 12 5 .0 0 N O W $88.88 slanderous and false their homes and threatening Department. what she calls the “ poor m^n^s “ I guess the tooth fairy is SAVE pressure from consumer and James W. McQord Jr., a con­ There have been some could not be greater. And this Cong announced that one more A year ago she shopped at statements about me concer­ 'The allocation for the first end of Edina” so the children doing all right,” said Mrs; OoM lay-back Sofa t|«t sloops two. DININGROOM victed Watergate conspirator, hundreds of others. only one groce^ store. Now it’s lat^r ^ u p s to take steps to ning the Watergate matter reports in the meat trade that half of 1973 will total day justifies our faith. POWs American, Capt. Robert White could go to the area’s good-’ Menzel. UP TO 34”x40” Rectangular Tablo that oxtsnds to 00” wHh 4 told a Senate subcommittee The river’s crest moved two and recently, when she $99.95 N O W $ 78 .8 8 curb soaring food prices. reported as being based on the curtailment of Japanese |2,989,890,0(XI, an increase of never have a nice day, but we of Newport News, Va., would schools. Some Entertaining paddsd Side Chabrs. A real steal. Wednesday that his information slowly downstream wanted to fill her freezer, she High barii, brown and rust print Swival Rockor. But Ziegler gave few hints on hearsay and leaked out of the pork buying — now in its second $3^,229,144 over the allocation get one great day. Each of us be freed on Sunday or Monday. F or entertainment, the concerning Mitchell Came from Wednesday, posing a threat to week — is a big factor in White, whose name had not went to three. The Menzels have a simple $199.95 NOW $88.88 what Nixon would say Ervin committee. for the second half of 1972. thanks all o f you for this Menzels go to a movie about $89.00 NOW $58.88 G. Gordon Liddy, a former levees and lowlands. The river dramatic declines of midwest been on any earlier POW lists, Study Newspaper Ads lifestyle, ceptered around the Glass front Chhia to match above 5-pc. set concerning the economy. ' “ I have previously denied any The allocations will be paid in unforgettable day.” Como In and soloct from many moro Itoms White House aide. crested and started to fall at was expected to be turned over For that shopping trip Mrs. Lutheran church and their He told newsmen, “ Now that prior knowledge of, or hog prices in recent days. two equal installments directly All the men on the first flight $159.95 NOW $78.88 Mitchell denied the Hannibal, Mo., but the National in the Mekong Delta South of all prisoners of war have been involvement in, the Watergate to ea ch eligible unit of appeared healthy and smiled MISCELLANEOUS 4 T Round Formica top mapio TaMo wHh 4 IRatas’ Chidrs. accusation in a statement Weather Service predicted a Saigon, where he reportedly % released and United States affair and I again reaffirm such Duel Prime Rate government. The first payment broadly, but several had been 60 37.5-foot crest at St. Louis today issued through the committee was captured in 1969 after his La rg o khMido Mahogany Studont Dosk $169.95 NOW $148J88 troop withdrawals have been denials.” WASHINGTON (AP) - The will be mailed on April 6 and injdred and saluted with their for the Re-election of President and 40.5 feet Tuesday at Cape airplane was shot down. T he special Senate the second in early July. left handp. One of them. Air ^07.00 yNOW $48.88 3 TIER 30”x48” Oval Spanish Oak TaWo and 4 Chahs. completed, the President has Nixon. Mitchell, a former Girardeau, Mo. Nixon administration is RattMkRar and 2 Stools by Calif. Asia. requested radio and television committee that heard working on a dual prime rate Director Graham W. Watt of Force Capt. Keith H. Lewis, 33, $159.95 NOW $118.88 chairman of the committee said “ It’s one hell of a surprise,” McCk)rd’s testimony behind the Office of Revenue Sharing of Goldsboro, N.C., was on m m $129.95 ^ / NOW $78.88 SERVING CART time for tonight at 9 p.m. to in his statement: for bank loans that it believes said his wife in Williamsburg, Sofid mapla Corner Hutch with 3 sholvos. Good storage. closed doors Wednesday is said the increased funds for crutches. 42” lono Mondo Room DMdor with/loads of storago. ROW Benefits will help keep interest rates Va. $169.95 NOW $118.88 headed by Sen. Sam J. Ervin down for small businessmen, 1973 result from use of more Security was more relaxed, With Heavy Duty White will be the 588th $ 79 .9 5 NOW $38.88 Jr., D-N.C. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. homebuyers, farmers and recent population data and Electric diiUet 4 r Round walnut Table with 2 leaves and 4 Chabrs. and a number of teen-age girls American POW freed since the '48” Walnut Room DIv U m -. 1 0 ” I for lots of storago. The Post, quoting Senate Richard S. Schweiker, R-Pa., consumers. actual rather than estimated were allowed to rush up to the I 3” Neiseless Casters $176.95 NOW $138.88 Vietnam cease-fire on Jan. 28. $69.95 NOW $48.88 sources, said McCord testified introduced a bill'today to help A spokesman for the Com­ 1972 state income tax collec­ prisoners and hand them 48” Rhmd Ruffat wHh hiads of storage. 2 drawers. that Liddy told him Mitchell returned prisoners of war tions. About 1,300 more Americans Room DIvIdor. mittee on Interest and bracelets bearing their names. 30” wido by 80” high Mapio Whlte>Avocado $119.95 NOW $58.88 approved plans and budget for toward early retirements and Dividends said guidelines for California jurisdictions will are listed as missing in action, $84.95 NOW $58.88 Harvest the Watergate operation in pensions. ' the dual rate will be issued in receive the largest amount in Air; Force Capt. Wijjiam A. and international teams are to f 30x24” wamut formica TaMo with 2 padded Chairs move out across Vietnam to Mapio Cornor Curio Cabfaiot l that difficult cornor. February 1972 while he was still Ex-prisoners, military or two to four weeks. the first half of 1973, about $322 Spender, 29, of McAllen, Texas, $48.88 NOW $38.88 was greeted by a Filipina, Alice search for traces of them, a job attorney general. civilian, wohld be credited with One prime rate would be for million, an increase of 15 per $ 72 .5 0 ^ N O W $38.88 Pascua, who had been his house that is expected to take years. Liddy, who has been two days toward retirement for large corporations. It would be cent, followed by New York, 42” Hand Dacoratod Daacon’s Ranch with rad pad. describ^ as chief enginieer of each day in captivity. allowed to Jloat free of about $331 million, an increase $69.95 ^ NOW $48.88 Vacuum Cleaners and Hoor Polishers the wiretap, has been convicted “ The extreme suffering and government restraint. of 12.7 per cent. Larga solid Mapla Dry-dnk with slato top. Hoover No. 1020 Upright Cloanors - 2 Only for his part in the Watergate deprivation endured by these The second — for smaller The largest percentage $94.50 NOW $58.88 $74.50 NOW $54.88 incident and sentenced up to 20 brave men entitles them to an borrowers — would be subject increase is for Arizona, an in­ W ounded Knee Hoovor No. 1148 DiarO-Matle Cloanor - 1 0nly years in prison and fined opportunity to begin anew,” to supervision of the crease of 20.5 per cent to $30.2 Unusuar Gossip Ranch wHh an antiqua mapla finish. Schweiker said in a statement. Shop Early $104.95 NOW $74.88 840,000. committee. million. $69.50 NOW $48.88 Hoovor No. 843 Camristar Cloanor - 2 Only, Negotiations^p f o r A $39.95 NOW $29.88 JUVENILE FURNITURE H o o va r No. 2040 PortaMo Cloanar - 2 Only (omplvtp les J Mapla Crib by Thayar. Shting and sturdy. $46,95 NOW $37.88 Inr^The Air \ $69.95 1 O n ly ' N O W $48.88 H o ^ N o . 2110 Portable Cloanar - 3 Only Rright and gay ollvili Crib by Thayar. Selertion $54.95 NOW $44.88 WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) — Two groups of leaden ^ ' ' now claim they represent Indians o<^upying Wounded $65.95 1 Only N0W $48.88 lio o v o r No. 3800 Roor-O-MaUc Floor Washer . >• > ' rices. Imports Knee, and federal officials must determine today vriiich Child’s mapla Formica top Tablo and 2 $6g.95 NOW $58.88 group should be involved in negotiations. $42.95 2 Only NQW $28.88 Eureka No. I860 2 1 / 3 H.P. Cloanor - 3 Only WASHINGTON ( A P ) ,- Negotiating sessions in Rapid City and near Woiindied I,-I*- I Thayar daluxa brown vinoilo covorod _ 18” X 36” $119.95 NOW $88.88 Eastern oil than Western imported petroleum will be need be met only within a Pnesident Nixon and his energy Hemisphere oil — with the needed to satisfy our growing “ reasonable time,” but 22 Knee failed to materialize W^nesday because Indian and $85.00 1 Only “^OW $48.88 Eureka No. 1021A 1 * H.P. cannistor Cloanor - 2 Only advisers appear convinced they MAPLE 4 + V Mi %VC goals of encouraging construc­ energy needs.” states have already set 1975 as federal negotiators could not agree on who was Comblnatlon.Carriago-Strolla(and $79.95 NOW $88.88 must encourage price increases tion of crude-oil refineries in Concerning natural gas, he the deadline for these standards on natural gas and greater representing the group of militant Indians which has held Eureka No. 738A 11 H.P. Cannistor Cloanor - 2 Only the United States and building said: “ If current prices are as well. $89.95 (Only NOW $48.88. imports o f oil, but they ap­ this village since Feb. 27. reliance on secure rources. maintained by regulation, An administration energy Taylor Tot'JumpfN' SoaL Starburst pattam. STUDENT DESK $54.95 NOW $44.88 parently haven’t decided just Such preferences c^ d 'rc forecasts of the future balance expert said a deI3jr*of three or “We’re in the process of One of the attorneys, Mark how to manage it. $15.95 1 Only ^ NOW $9.88 ShoUand No. 8441 Floor Pollshar -1 Only written into a tariff schedule, between supply and demand four years in enforcing the trying to arrange a meeting in Lane of New York, said he was 4 Drawers The President’s energy Thayar 30” Apt siza nylon moslfPlaypan. $29.95 NOW $22.88 or injected into an auction indicate that the gas shortage secondary standards would Pine Ridge,” Sen. Jam es told negotiations would not message to Congress, promised $ 2 1.9 5 1 O n ly NOW $14.88 Eureka No. 34A Heavy Duty Floor PoHshor -1 Only system by establishing various will become progressively allow the use of coal until ad­ Abourezk, D-S.D., said after a resume until there was a cease­ since last February, is still an minimums for acceptable bids. more severe.” vanced devices, capable of Rapid City session failed to fire and until attorneys were Potorson Drossbiotto with TiA ., $49.95 NOW $38.88 estimated four to six weeks Natural gas exploration and A presidential energy taking the air-polluting sulfur bring progress toward resump­ permitted to deliver medical $43-95 2 Only ^ NOW $28.88 Hoovor No. 7400 Shop Vacuum Cloanor away and officials said in a development must be consultant said he also con­ oxides out of coal-smoke, are tion of peace talks. supplies to the villagg, series of interviews that no “ The meeting that was Mapla Child’s Rocks) by $39.95 NOW $34.88 encouraged, these' officials sidered it essential to en­ installed. Government officials said a final decisions have been made. supposed to have come off N O W $ 14 .8 8 SHOP EARLY FORJOW PLETE SELECTION said. Interstate prices are now courage greater use of coal, a cease-fire has been in effect $21.00 But they generally agreed Other energy policies said to W^nesday did not because the regulate^ by the Federal Power fuel .that is domestically since midday Tuesday and that the quota system which be under consideration include people that we had been told Commission., Under plentiful but paralyzed by anti­ would continue.' The court order '"I irsf I (tr IA'rr\ IhiIILi Sim i> I I - ! I now limits oil imports would acceleration of the leasing of were representatives of people consideration, they said, is the air-pollution restraints. directed that attorneys for the 861 not be eliminated. Under that, federal offshore petroleum inside Wounded Knee were, in idea of asking Congress to Administration sources said fields and energy saving steps, Indians and medical supplies be system, oil can be imported by fact, not representing those Main St. remove the FPC’s legal the President might ask the allowed into the village. The l i f >;> • Master quota-holders without paying such as requirements of better people.” authority to limit prices. states to postpone for a few attorneys were not allowed to Manchester any special Financial penalty to building - insulation; The scheduled meeting out­ Charge years their enforcement of the take in medical supplies the U.S. government. Whatever specific steps are encouragement of mass transit side Wounded Knee was Comparison Shopper Ojien 6 \ • Bank eventually taken, there seemed most stringent federal clean air development, and standards to Wednesday. The President’s forthcoming standards. postponed, apparently because Days, ij Aniericard energy policy, however, will little doubt that the general increase mechanical and there was no agreement on who Indians allied with Oglala Dawn Menzel, wife of a product manager at Honeywell,^Inc., in Minneapolis, Minn.,* directions have already been Primary air quality industrial efficiency. Tliurs. • Terms Taking The High Road probably propose either a tariff should be present. Sioux Tribal Council President writes a check to pay for groceries at a supermarkot, where she carefully compares schedule or an auction system endorsed by President Nixon. standards designed to protect The energy officials reported A meeting did take place in Richard Wilson set up prices. The Menzels and their two children live modestly, if not frugally, on his income of 'til 9 P.M. FURNITURE 649^^^^ to Suit allowing additional imports to In h is International human health must be met by that gasoline rationing was not the village late Wednesday roadblocks outside federal As hi^hhikers seek assistance from motorists along 1-86 1975, under the Clean Air Act of $17,000. (AP Photo) ^ , ★ Free Main Street and Purnell Parking * those jvilling to pay the price, Economic Report to Congress under consideration at present between occupying Indians and blockades whidi have riniged near Tolland Wednesday, Charles MacArthur gives Dr. these energy officials said. last week, the President stated: 1970. and there would probably be no six attorneys who were the hamlet since the Indian oc­ Paul Tessier of Portsmouth, N. H., flying lessons in Tlie price may vary — higher “ For at least the next few years Secondary standards, major new requests for money permitted to enter Wounded cupation* and permit Only Tessier’s balloon. Tessier built the eight-story balloon with on finished products thap on ... it appears inevitable that protecting plants, animals, to fund energy research in Knee under a federal court marshals and FBI agents balloonist MacArthur’s advice and help. (AP photo) crude oil, and higher for Middle increasing quantities of property and the environment. fiscal 1974. order. thgough,

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