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fforth Manchester Al-Anon W. Allen Kingsbury, a Man­ Youth Ministry family group will meet tonight chester native, recently was Av«rag« DaUg N«t PrtM Ran About Town at 8 at the Second Congregation­ awarded the U.S. Public Health ’ Hie annual businesa meeting al Church palish house. The Service Commissioned Corps Conference Set For Iho Week Ended The Weather o( Uriel Lodge of Masons, in­ Thursday group will meet to­ Commendation Medal for his November M, 1971 Cloudy and mild through to­ cluding elecUmi of officers, will morrow at 8:30 p.m. at tho leadership In maintaining the At St. Mary’s morrow morning with light bo held at the Masonic Temple Pathfinders Club, 10? Norman federal program In New Eng­ rain/drlnle; tonight’* low near "Which Way, St. Mary’s," a lit Merrow on Saturilay at 7:30 SI. Both groups meet weekly land for certifying Interstate 15 ,5 9 0 iianrllTfitTr iEuTmttg llrraUi 40. Partial clearing Friday af­ p.m., followed by a meeting of and are open to friends and ro- milk carriers. A sanitarian, he conference on Youth Ministry ternoon; high In 40a. Uriel Temple Corporation. Re­ lutives living with a drinking is. now stationed in the San for the whole parish, will be MancheMter— A City of ViUago Charm freshments wrlll be served after problem. Francisco, Calif., office of the conducted Saturday from 9:30 the meeting. Public Health Service. a.m. to 3 p.m. In Neill Hall and VOL. LXXXXI, NO. S9 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 (OlMeifled AdvwthdM ea Phfiit M ) The commission on missions PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Registration closes tomorrow tho Old Parish Hall of St, Matys of united Methodist The Church of tho Nazarene for the annual VFW CSilldren’s Episcopal Church. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 will have a midweek service of Christmas party on Dec. H and at the church. Bible study and prayer tonight A light lunch .will be served may be made by contacting at 7:30 In the lower auditorium after a midday informal Euchar­ Mrs. Jessie Turell of 312 Oak­ of the church. ist. The conference slogan Is The Sunday School staff of land St. or Cary Crane of 06 “ There's a new you coming the Choppers, Allies Zion Evangelical Lutheran Essex St. The property committee of great Christ way,” and Its Church will meet tonight at 7 :30 Soldiers Jam Ganges theme Is "What realistically at the church. Center Congregational Church First Church of Christ, Scien­ will meet tonight at 7:30 In the could happen In youth ministry, tist, will have its regular mid­ church office. and what would be Involved In Batter Reds In week testimony meeting tonight Emanuel Lutheran Church making It happen?” at 8 at the church, 447 N. Choir will rehearse tonight at The Senior Choir of Commun­ Tho conference Is open to all St. The meeting Is open to the 7:30 In' Luther Hall of the ity Baptist Church will rehearse members of St. Mary’s Church In Retreat to Dacca public. church. tonight at 7:30 at the church. free of charge. Registrations will bo accepted through Fri­ Cambodia Clash The evangelism committee of day afternoon at the church of­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS they were In a building in the given to Bast Pakistan by the rear. rebels and IiuUa. Emanuel Lutheran Church will fice. SAIOON (AP) — U.S. hcli- tack from two aides. But fight­ India claimed today Its troops meet tonight at 7:30 in the Advisors and consultants for coptor gunahlpa and South Vlet- ing near a prison camp 10 had pressed to within 26 miles Associated Press correspond­ "The forces of our army and the Mukti Bahlni guerrillas act­ tm ind It at church board room. the conference are the Rev. nameae troope battered North mUes south of the Chmbodian of Dacca, that thousands a t ent Peter O’Loughlin reported Douglas T. Cooke, diocesan con­ Vletnameae force* In Cambodia capital ended as the North Viet­ fleeing Pakistani soldiers were that the feeling in Dacca “was ing not only in concert but un­ 1^1 i o m Wesley Circle of South United sultant on youth ministries; and today, and a apokanman report­ namese troops pulled out under trying to cross the Ganges Riv­ that the Indians, attacking der a unified command are kWithoursto. Methodist Church will have a the Rev. H. Allen, as­ ed 7S Nmth Vletnameae Mlled a heavy bombardment that de­ er to that East Pakistan capi­ from several directions, are forcing the Pakistani forcss to m r m and ao weapon* captured. tightening the noose.” India pull out from their strongholds \ dinner party tonight at 6:80 at sistant to the rector at St. stroyed the village of Kleah tal, and that enemy planes had the WtVaelc of malaltriUt the home of Mrs. John Muschko, Mary’s. The apokeaman, Lt. Col. Do Sanday. been driven from the skies. claim ed Wednesday It* forces In conflision,” R am aaasrtod. dowfltown maneheitet*. Ram aald ComlUa, southeast 277 Spring St. There will be a The Rei3^ 'Mr. Cooke has Viet, aald there were no South Most cf the fighting was Indian troope were reported were within 28 miles of Dacca. of Dacca, and Bylhet, in the discussion of "The Christmas worked in parishes In New Mil­ tnetnameae coaualtlea. south and southwest of the cap­ holding their ground in Kash­ Defense Minister Jagjivon northeast comer of the territo­ — Commercialism versus ford and Oakville and has led It was the second big enemy ital, with some as close as mir on the western front. Ram told the Indian parUament ry, toll Wednesday. Ho r^Mrted opM tonight till 9, and the Religrious Aspect." high school conferences, ad­ loss in aa many days claimed eight miles to the city, but Pakistan's eastern command that Indian troop* and their al­ that the capture cf Rangpur vised area youth programs and by the South Vietnamese north most of the cldshes were small in Dacca countered with re­ lies in the East Pakistani seces­ and Dlnajpur In the north­ every night till Christmas! The ways and means commit­ of Highway 7 In the enemy’s and scattered. ports of fierce fighting cn most sion movement have “freed led inner-city youth conferences western part of the province tee of Center Congregational Dam Be base camp area about Meanwhile, some 280 U.S. fronts in the east and said large areas of Bangla Desk we have a fantastic assortment of chlrstmas decora­ In New York City. was Imminent. Church will meet tonight at 7 :30 80 miles from the V^tnameae warplanes attacked the Ho Chi “ enemy thrusts are stlU being from the occupying forces of t tions tor inside and out! The Rev. Mr. Allen, directed The Pakistani command in Mlnh trail In Laos, keeping up successfully countered by Paki­ Pakistan.’’ Bangla Deah—the o tree • mantle In the church library. Manchester’s Slimmer ’66 and border. Another 80 North Viet­ ’70, and has advised two coffee namese were reported killed the strong air effort to Inter­ stani troops.” Bengali nation—Is the name (See Page Two) o doorway s window A midweek service of prayer houses and was the assistant at Wednesday by South Vletnam- cept Norih • Vietnamese war An Indian army communique will be held tonight at 7:30 at Calvary House In New York SM ground farces and U.S. taell- materials and reinforcements reported Its troops had ad­ Calvary Church. City. He now coordinates youth, q ^ r a . The South Vietnamese moving south to Cambodia and vanced to the Meghna River 26 we have everything at fairway prices | urban, ecumenical, and liturgi­ toU than was two kUled and 28 Soutti Vietnam, miles from .Dacca. Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet cal ministries at St. Mary’s wounded. “ With improved weather Lt. Gen. Jagjlt Singh Aurora, Sabers Silencing for your hofiday deeoratiens! | tonight at 6:46 at Community Church. there is more truck traffic commander of India’s eastern Baptist Church. along the trail, and a strong fnmt, said in Calcutta that U.S. air effort Is being made to 'organiMtional discounts, too!' thousands of Pakistani troops I The Senior Citbir of Center Southeast Intercept and Interdict the ene­ under air attack were trying to Mail Deadlines m y,’’ said one Informant. . Cbngregatlcmal Church will re­ t n R e t r ^ t reach Dacca or the port cf Tashkent Pledge hearse tonight at 7:80 in Mem- Help Deliveries Scores cf support planes also Chittagong in the east In an ar­ ' orlal Hall of the church. were In the skies over Lajos, In­ mada of sampans, barges and B y 8PENOEB DAV18 cluding rescue aircraft and es­ Tashkent Declaration died kxig Manchester Postmaster Ed­ river boats. ago because Pakistan never Im- Ool. Viet sold It was the most cort fighters on the lookout for WASHINGTON (AP) — ward Sauter today remlned Of these eight Pakistani bat­ pCemented its provisions for a significant acU/2 Got. sent by Dec. 16 and airmail base cam|)s and a defensive po­ an atmoephere o f MendUneaa, dragging on until It “ runs out ly made KOKV will be ready early sition in the area. Viet said from Chlcutta v ls lt^ the south- cocperatlon and trust.” (Of gas.” Thursday. Try It . . . then place your cards by Dec. 22. Parcels and U.B. B52 bombers struck only one of the attacks caused westem town and found the The agreement, reached after holiday order. cards to Alaska and HawaU again in ithe southern half of Ralph J. Bunche, 67, Dies, Hiese American souroas hava casualties and these were Pakistani army had fled. four days of talks betwreen the virtually anitten off EaM PoU- should be airmailed by Dec. 16. the demilitarised sene . .a t. the The Indian government an­ light, with no fatalities. leaders of India, Pakistan and Btan and see Uttla tor no chance For international delivery by junction of the tmrders of Lace nounced It bod ordered Umlted Elghty-flve miles to the the Soviet Union, Mras cited aa that It wm ba retained by Ptas- Christmas, send cards and and South Vietnam. The targets bombing pauses for the next aouthwert of the Saigon taak a prime example of "poral- ident AgliA Mohammed Yahya parcels by airmail, Sauter said. included storage areas and two days to permit ttie evac­ force, the outer defenses of Nobel Peace Prize Winner lellaiS” In which the Soviet Un- Khan’s forces In (he immediate 1 Pork Is The Best Buy of The Week The recommended dates are: bunker complexes, the U.S. uation of foreign nationals from Canada and Mexico, Dec. 16, Phnom Penh came under at­ Command said. Icti and the United States future. But there la reluctance Dacca and Karachi. helped to restore peace on the to recognise iBongla Desh, an parcels, and Dec. 20, cards; NEW YORK (AP) — Ralph this distinguished son and outstanding example of ’’ that A news dispatch from Dacca Indian subcontinent. independent East Pakistan, at And it’s all fresh com fed. stock . lean . . . government inspected from the South and Central America and Johnson Bunche, winner of the profoundly saddened by his 20th century breed of Inter­ said Indian planes ttytng at But now, with India and Pak­ this time. , com lands of Iowa. Europe, Dec. 18, parcels, and 1960 Nobel Peace Prize tor me- death,” Nixon said. "But we national officials Mho devote all high altitude scored a direct hit istan at Mrar again, PaMstenis 'The Tashkent declantilon led Dec. 18, cards; Africa, the (Hating an end to the 1049 Arab- are also strengthened by the In­ their gifts and their very lives on an orphanage there and so say the Tashkent agreement to excdiange of prisoners, and Near Bast and Far East, Dec. IsraeU war, died today, 10 exhaustible measure of dedlcor to the service of the community far 17 bodies of boys bad been Mras dealt a mortal Mew by a 3 IN 1 COM BO 10, parcels and Dec. 16, cards. weeks after stepping down as tlon and creative action that normalisation of retetiona, be­ 11 to 12 lb. strip PORK ROAST of mankind.” recovered from the rubble. House Weighing undersecretary-general of the spanned his splendid career.” treaty India signed last sum­ ginning Mflth a cease-fire and The service windows In the “ He was the moat effective 2 Roasts and 7 to 10 CIu^, 5 RIBS A stick of bombs landed In mer with,the Soviet Union for wlthdraanti of- forces to thair main post office and In all sub United Nations, He was 67, Nlxcn hailed Bupche’s "calm and best known of international or as you specify . the middle of the Moslem Mis­ ccnsultations and support in the own territories. U.S. cfflclala About 3 Lbs. stations are open Monday Death cam e at 12:40 a.m. at and wise consel" kt the United civil servants,” Thant said, sion Home, which cared for 800 event cf a threat to Indian se­ believe that eventually this through Friday from 8:30 a.m. New York Hoeplta). The ailing Nations and his role in the "and his record of achievement boys and 100 girls, 7 to 16 years curity. must again be agreed to if RIB HALF STRIP LEAN CENTER MBA, to 6 p.m., and Saturday from Bunche had been In and out of Middle East and the Congo. as an individual member of the Tax Relief Bill the hospital for many months. old. Hie girls escaped because Indian authorities say the peace la to be reetored. PORK ROAST or 8:30 a.m. to noon. U.N,. Secretary-General U secretariat was unsurpassed.” No cause of death was an­ Thant, saying he had "lost an ROAST AND CHOPS PORK CHOPS W WASHINOTON (AP) — Tlie George Bush, the U.S. am­ 7 complexities of exemptions and nounced, Imximpcuuble friend and co\- bassador to the United Natl(xi8 about 6>^ lbs. RIB CH O PS House passed ThuMay a bUI deductions, would be on this or­ ' iPresident l(lxon telephoned league,” praised Bunche as an expressed sorrow at Bunche’s ontthig taxes $UA bUUon over der: Bunche’s widow to express his LOIN HALF STRIP LOIN CHOPS reg. or double FiSirflK death and said: "Although we —^For a single person \wlth sympathy. The President also take pride In the fact that he thick with stuffing pocket lb. 9 9 ^ OIL V iJ n C.O.D. 7«nni, sending it to the PORK ROAST or $8,000 Income, $18 would be Issued a statement praising the was an American, he was trifly’ Senate tor expected prompt ao- diplomat as "one of the great­ Softy Santa’s a Mountain ROAST AND CHOPS COUNTRY PORK RIBS lb. 69e dak* saved this year, $86 next; ' for a citizen of the world.” tlan. one with $16,000, $8 and $14. est architects of peace in our The grandson of a slave, —For a married couple with time.” QAINEKVILLB, Fla. (AP) - KELLEY I SONS Bunche achieved international two children and $4,000 income, “America is deeply proud of •4-HB. BURNER SEKVICE WABKINCm>N (AP) - A MU recognition In 1049 Mrhen he Jolly Jim Dean,' on 826-pound $17 this year, $28 next; for such cutting taxes 116.8 hUUon w a r hammered out armistice'agree­ wrestler turned Santa Cteus, New a family with $16,000 income, three yean moves today to­ ments between Israel and the 647-9732 $22 this year, $44 next. has converted hla log cabin ward final House action, Arab world ending the Pales­ In general, persons at or lie- home into a toy foctfxy. Grote’s Tiny speeded by a Democratic re­ tine war. He also played a key Serving Greater Maaobeeter, low the poverty level would be OOOKTIAIL PRANKS treat on the campcdgn-financing role in the 1066 negoUaUons With the help of neighbors, Venna, Coventtir, Tolland, reUeved of all Income tax—now 3 6 Abandon SAVE 2 9 4.0Z. pkg. provision President Mxon blt- that led to the stationing of a “Mkn Mountain” Dean is re­ paid by some 2.8 million in this with this coupon when EUington and toatti Windsor tsiiy ofipoaes. U.N. emergency force In Pales­ pairing coM-off toys for iinder- bracket. you buy the 2 Lb. Con of Grote’s The House was .expected to Vessel In tine after the Suez (nlsis. prlvUeged children thl* Christ­ KNOCKWUBST 99c Exclusively designed patterns promptly approve the com­ Rome 26 rallllon low-lncome When the Congo erupted In mas. promise MU, the Senate to fol­ individuals would get relief I960, Bunche was the first man "Hiers’s nothing I can’t fix M a x w e l l h o u s e * low suit without delay, and Nix­ through the increase in the spe­ rushed In by Dag Ham- with nail poUah, i^ue or a little Oscar Mayer on to sign it. Sea Storm COFFEE Smoked available only in the unique cial minimum deduction. marskjold, then secretary-gen­ paint,” Dean dMlars(L The measure contains the His Christmas project also in­ TINY PRANKS 6-oa 59c The big threat to enactment HONOLULU (AP) — An air eral, to oversee the U.N. civil­ basic tax benefits for business clude* tours of hospitals, juve­ of the bill apparently was re­ and sea hunt was under way Uv ian and military operations In, fa r that Nixon proposed to stimu­ nile homes and other In- moved when a Senate-House, day after a Danish contaln- the strife-tom African nation. at PINEHURST W ith W ESSON O IL Manhattan Custom Limited* late the economy. The Demo- Until hlB retirement on Oct. atitiftiona as Santa Claus. It conference committee agreed ership radioed that its 36-man FAIRWAY, oratlo Congress substantially 1, Bunche had been the highest takes 16 yards of flannel to to postpone beyond next year’s crew was abandoning ship iii 48-OZ. Jog 9 l s 1 2 Increased the tax reUef tor indi­ moke hla red suit and he cin­ Coupon presidential election a plan for heavy seas 200 miles northeast E-lb. can only "EXCLUSIVE" Collection viduals, etpecloUy those in low­ RALPH J. BUNCHE (See Page Eighteen) ches his 138-lnch waist with an a $1 checkoff of Income taxes of Midway Island. Csih vslus 1/20C. er Income bracken. to finance campaigns. elephant's harness. TVpteal favlngs, varying In A West German merchant At Pinehurst open Fifteen years ago Dean pock­ Coupon Ocod through December U, IMl r n The world-renowned design team at The Manhattan Shirt Individual coses b^ause of the (See Page Seventeen) ship, which sold It sighted a ed In 1S0,(X)0 sports fans a night GENERAL MHAK flare, and a Coast Guard C180 Company delved deep Into their archives to find these exciting 'to show off his famed airptene search plane arrived at the every night spin and made up to $20,000 a m Save with Pinehurst Bonus Specials! 5 OZ. turn-of-the-century patterns. They have been recreated, scene Wednesday night hours Male ‘Lib’ Gears Up performance as a professional till 9! exactly as they were then, In a most luxurious permanent-press after the Heering Kirse sent out 'wrestler. SCOTT TISSUE Both room Tissue 10 rolis $1.39 CHIPOS an SOS and said Its crew was Now he lives In an unpre­ 65% polyester, 35% cotton blend. The smart long-point collar, "leaving ship now.” The ship tentious log caMn that was Ansonia Teachers did not Indicate what the trouble the double-button cuffs are In today’s most current fashion flavor. once a buffalo ranch and SNOW'S CLAM CHOWDER 3 for $1.00 gift was. For New Katsup War The extraordinary fashion detailing provide these exclusive spends hla time repairing toys. 9148234823535323232348235348COFFEE MATE 11^ 69c The merchantman Dalmatia "Broken dolls, games, you boxes shirtings with the look of custom-made. Continue Defiance said it saw the flare as It ap­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The employes from 16 cents to 40 na ne it. It’s here,” said the 83- TIDE Family Laundry Size Deal Pock $2.49 proached the area but could not women’s Itberatlcn movement cents an hour less than women yeariold (Dean, "Toys in the ANSONIA (AP) - M o a t Schools remained open to the determine from where it come. received a setback today from doing the same work. The suit kitchen, bedroom, living At least three other merchant the Labor Department, which seeks back pay plus six ‘^ r COCA-COLA or of Ansonia’s public school city's 4,000 pupils. School offi­ room.” with This Coupon EO nianhattan. cials sold classes In elementary vessels—the U.S. ship Montana, said It is suing 14' McDonald’s cent Interest, and a court order teachers today stayed away When he oons the familiar COKE'S SANTIBA GINGER ALE 3 qts. 99c j through Dec. 11, 1071 schools had nearly normal at­ the British Cralgfflon and the restaurants for paying women against future sex dis­ red and white outfit to make DOWNTOWN SPORTS from the olossioom for a third tendance as volunteers and sub­ Japanese Carryal—were head­ mcr* than men for the same crimination In pay. holiday ai^arances, kids just Open Tonight and Every Night Until 9 P,M. stfoight day dsaplt* a Superior stitute teachers appeared to fill ing toward the area. work. The jobs Involved, the depart­ know It’s Kris Kringle, Coast Guard headquarters In It 1* the department’s second ment said, are window sales, ANBA CXmrt Judge’s directive that 207 In tor striking teachers. Attend­ ”Hiey say I’ve got to be the Honolulu said the search area such suit. It won the first one, making milk shakes and trench With this Pinehurst Coupon, good thru Dec. 11, 1071 return to work. ance at the high school, how­ real Santa. They even lift my I'otiilfi r^cp Tfinto with DUOFOLD has winds up to 80 miles per also against McDonald’s restau­ fries, cooking on ithe grill and M I h f ty Shllpll Save When You Buy 8 PIcgs. of General Foods Earlter, Judge Samuel Te- ever, remained low for the sec­ coat to see If It’s all m s,” he hour, seas up to 80 feet and low rants. cficanlng equipment. dssoo Issued an order that, ond day. said In a booming voice. HOLIDAY SNACKS vlslbUlty. Under tho seven-year-old The department also alleged ASFIN taohnloally .directed only 60 of Judge Tsdesco broadened hla "Four other Santas could fit The U.S. Weather Bureau has Equal Pay Act It Is Illegal to child labor violations in seven 7-oz. BUGLES ths taaohsrs back to the claaa- order against the strike to In­ into one suit for me,” hs added. CrispiTaters Issued warnings for the pay different rates c( pay to cf the restaurants. 4Va-oi. PIZZA SPINS KILUNGTON room clude all teachers, not just cen­ The most unusual Christmas area. men and women tor work re­ In the earlier case, filed In REGAL MEN'G GHOP On TVaoday about 188 of the tral figures In the 166-membsr raqueat Oaan has raoalvad was 6-oz. CRISP-I-TATERS The' 600-foot-long, 7,000-ton quiring the same skill, effort m 1 d-1070, the department pubUo school leaohsrs want on Ansonia Federation of Teach­ for a whsal chair for a ohUd’a SKI OLOTHINe TH* COMPUTI MBN'S STO0P ship out of Copenhagen, owned and responsibility at the same charged two McDonald’s res­ MIX OR MATCH BUT BUY n A A strike after overnight contract ers. He also sohadulOd a hear­ brother, by Kommandltselskadet, was establishment. However, nearly taurants In Chicago Mdth paying PINEHURST COUPON ^ for laUU M A N C H I i T E R tallu broke down. The teaohera ing for this afttmoon to consid­ ”Ws got R. Ws bogged end If 4 for virnon en route to Japan from Mansa- all equUl-pay coses Involve dis­ women an estimated 66 cents ■B s: ' had boon working under ex­ er the union’s motion that the pleaded Mdth merchants. And M 1 -M 7 WUN STREH crimination against women, not an hour more than young men. T M - o n nun tended oontraote sinoe their order be dissolved. nlllo, Mexico, with a cargo of we got It,” Dean said. f Mill, Woman, KISi Chrlotmao otoro’ hours Back pay was recovered In that baelo ogreament with the A primary stumbling block In malse com . men. Dean said ha has always en-. In the latest action the gov­ case. aohooi board axplred June 80. the contract negotiations has The Coast Guard said dis­ joyed heipliig naady chlldrsa Pinehurst Grocery Inc. ernment said It has brought The department said It had NASSIFFARMSOo. About ISO continued' the strike been the area subject to the tress signals from the peering and sines his rsUrsmsnt has 302 MAIN —CORNER 'TURNPIKE 001 MAIN BTUMBT Wedneeday after meeting at grlevsnoe prooesa. Tho sojtiool Klrao were picked up In Hono­ suit In U.S. Dlatrict Court in entered a few additional cssea devoted much of hla time to OPEN THURS. and FRI. tUl 9 6:10 a.m. to vote on whether or board wants to limit tho griev­ lulu and. a f Midway, located Milwaukee alleging that ' 14 cf pay dIaorlmlnaUon against them. Ha Uvss on Inooms from MANCHESTER Open Mondiy thru'Saturday 9iS0 am to 9 pm ance process to areas of the about l.lkK) miles nor^west of McDonald’s restaurants In Wls- men, but had oattled them out "THE HOUSE OF SPORTS" not to honor the Judge's book- to-work ordar. contract. Honolulu. ccnsln payed 426 young male cf court. Jim Dean and his 128-inch-waistline. (AP Photo) (I 0)

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Li l\ \lNWJiBTm) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 ■ * . ______MANCHESTEB EVENING HBBALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 PAGE n m ii South Windsor THEATER TIME R ose H eard ^ MOVERAnNGB ^ Sheinwold on Bridge McCarthy Joins SCHEDULE R m mRENIB APiOl OPEN WE DON’T ALWAYS KNOW II ZBA Approves Three Bids, At Bushnell ' YDUVGPEOPlf I Bay State Ballot Burnside:—"Cotton comes to WHAT IS BEST FOR VS NORTH WEEKEND special: ne«WMM«MlktawMtas P By ALFRBD SHBINWOU) CASTING b o s t o n (AP) — Eugene Harlem" 7:30: "Bom to Wlii" By JOHN ORUBBR SSWm tHtllMtllSrtiSyW 4 A « McCarthy haa zigned a docu­ oA«H * oAunr Denies One, Tables One OOOiMW Am — • In an argument with some 3 42 6 : 10. Leonard Rose waa featured for < ' ment enauring that hla name Athenian bridge playere, So- 0 A Q J H .3 , ' e-S Cinema I:—"The French Con­ soloist last evening at the Buah- will be on the ballot in the j T*»* ■ South Windsor Zoning who took part In varied fall ]M.l AlIl AOMiniO cratea once stated that man A H7 3 The Little Theatre of nection" 7:16, 9:18. nell as the Hartford Symphony atate’a April presidential pri­ r • ■ * Boiird o f Appeals (ZBA) this »Ports program at the school. 6w«tl AaMecn dcee what le beet for him. Now, Manchester’s Cinema II:—"Man in the Wild­ presented another tn its aeries of WEST EAST mary. everybody eeeme to agree that Feb. Production ww>k acted on four of the five erness” 7:30, 9:80. subscription concerts. Mr. Rose, A J 7 2 4 Q 10 3 4 Secretary of State John F. X. .-..II II . . . . vee soccer, cross country, foot- State: — "Friends” 9:20; Mi AlaMHITTU Sooratea was a pretty wise old C J 10 97 9K86 SANTA PACKS $1.79 ^pltcations heard at It a Dec. S ball and girl’a field hockey. one of the world’s moat highly bird, but he was a pretty naive Davoren said Wednesday his of­ "Goodbye " 7:00. 0 73 0 K 10 9 6 regarded cellists. offered the bridge player, ’Die bridge “ARSENIO t fice has received a signed iL_ — 1 According to a spokesman of UA Theatre: — “The French 4 Q964 A J 10 Dvorak concerto for the instru­ statement from the former U.S. Ti»o board granted a general the club, a total of 165 studente Connection" 7:30, 9:30. records of some 2,400 years ago ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXUE. raiM nrs license to EH Therl- wiu be feted at the affair. ment; Arthur WInograd conduct­ SOUTH senator from Minnesota con­ Manchester Drive-In:— Re­ Minicno are somewhat sketchy, but we OLD UOE” lOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD — Beeliobub Rd. for use Bob Caaciolla, Head football ed. 4 K 9 8 3 senting to the filing cf a "Mas­ opens Friday. Uh4k 17 nsuIrM can test the Sooratlo statement by Joseph' kesaclring at M6 wiilvan Ave.; approved a ccach at the University cf Con* Hartford has hoard this par­ NraMirA4iin«Mi«n A Q 3 sachusetts Committee to Elect FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. East Hartford Drive-In:—Re­ with a hand he played himself. sp^al exemption, for William nectlcut, will be a guest speak- ticular work three times In the South dealer. 0 42 Eugene McC!arthy.” opens Friday. A AK32 Die. 9 & 14 and Anna Jurgelas of 590 Sul- er. past throe years and the piece North-South vulnerable. East Windsor Drive-In:—Re­ Ilvan Ave. for a motor fuel sta- Tickets are available at Jack- may be beginning to pall with M m HUM* 17 ASMimS ' Opening lead — Jack of South Weft North Esit 8:00 p.m. opens Friday. Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. Hon on the Jurgelas property on son's Market on Oakland Rd., such frequent repetition. Mr. [JLI ,(*4*iMrt«tywnf Hearts, I A Pass 1 0 Pass 80 Pet. of TV in Color Meadows Drive-In: — "Wild iMifttle irstM the South side of Sullivan A ve.; Pleasant Valley Pharmacy on Rose played it beautifully, with East put up the king of hearts 1 4 Pass 3 0 Pass LTM STUDIO 1122 BURNSIDE AYE., EAST HARTFORD Rebel” 7:05; "The Young Grad­ BONN — About 80 per cent of and granted the U&R Housing Rt. 6, South Windsor Pharmacy lovely tone', sensitive phrasing, at the first trick, and Socrates 3 NT All Pass uates" 8:50; "Cindy A Donna" West Germany’s television pro­ Oorp. of Manchester a variance on Sullivan Ave., or by contact- and fine intonation. But he also ■ mmmmn won with the ace. ’Then he led a 22 Oak Strtaf TEL. 528-9586 10:35. grams are in color, but only to construct a dwelling closer to ing Joesph Krawskl at the high played it with a curious sense of diamond and tried a finesse four cr more cards If he can. If 3 Femala Role* about 1.6 million of the nation’s OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS the rear line than permitted at school. detachment; he never seemed with dummy’s queen. This prov­ he bids two spades, you will 16.7 million licensed gets receive S3 Falrvlew Dr. School Menu Soldiers Jam to get personally Involved with ed that Socrates didn’t always raise to four spades. If he bids 11 Male Rolet color. H ie application of Stanley Monday—Spaghetti with meat' the music. do what was beat for him. anything else, you will bid Varylnfj A^es Zucker of 260 Benedict Dr. was sauce. Jellied fruit salad, bis- Ganges River Consequently it was Just about Senators Told East could defeat the contract 3-NT. denied. Zucker had sought a cult with butter, milk, ice impossible for the audience to by refusing to win the first dia­ General Features Corp. variance to allow an existing cream fudge bar. (Continued from Page One) got personally Involved either. Drug Makers mond trick with the king. De­ Copyright 1971 swimming pool on his property Tuesday-Orange Juice, hotdog As cello concertos go, this is an clarer would get only two dia­ Dacca claimed that Its forces to remain closer to the side line c** * mustard, relish, cat- exciting display piece; as heard Eluding FDA mond tricks by any normal line in the Dlnajpur and Rangpur than permitted. He had cited a »“P. sauerkraut, potato chips, last night, this display was pure­ of play, since dummy .doesn’t ailllllUlIHIIHIIIIIilllilllltllUIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllHIIIIIIIIIE areas repeatedly defied ene^my ly objective, like a Jewel seen WASHINGTON (AP) - TTie have enough entries to develop jtv- n. "■ '' .r* BROAD septic field construction layout "'***' s**** chocolate cake with attempts to achieve a major In a dose in a window instead of and cash the last diamond. in his backyard as the reason •cing. breakthrough. A spokesman Pood and Drug AdmlnlstraUon the temporary pool is presently Wednesday-Baked meatloaf. worn by a person. One could But East wasn’t any wiser claimed that in the Sylhet area has no way of knowing how STREET In the locaUon It Is. «Tavy, mashed potatoes, but- not fault Mr. Rose, but one Just than Socrates. East took the I SatilwMl Ww4 Indian forces were pinned down many drugs are on the market, The ZBA felt approval of the beets, com bread and'but- couldn't wax enthusiastic, king of diamonds at his first op- MANCHESTER at a number of points. who makes them and what E “Hot Businessmen’s Luncheons Served Dally!” s . . .. - varlance mlg^it have allowed Vj*"' *>snana cream pud- either. pcrtunlty, and (hat was the end SILP-SIRVICI DEPT ETORIS Except for the trip to Jes- their ingredients are, a Senate The Dvorak work comprised of effective defense. East re i 623 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER (Corner of Pearl) = ,'4f ' for a permanent solution to a “ i)?' ^ .... sore, newsmen were barred panel was told Wednesday. temporary problem. It reasoned ” Meatball grinder the second half of the program turned a heart, of course, ana — Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only! From 6i00 to lOiOO PJ^. = ■ '> . from the battle sones and there An FDA official, testifying that sewer construction already tomato sauce, buttered which cqwned with the "Sym­ Socrates held o tt. Declarer took was no way to check the oppos­ before the Senate Labor Com­ phony of Psalms” by Stravin­ the next heart, led his remain­ Open 9 am to 11 pm til Christmas approved for the Benedict Dr. . ing claims. mittee, endorsed pending legis­ area will allow an. alternate , ^day-jrjshburger on a bun, sky. I’ve never been able to ing diamonds to cash the ace Radio Pakistan, in a broad­ lation which requires registra­ reconcile the end of this work and Jack, and then gave up a placement of the pool at a later .Fren«*» cast Thursday, said the mili­ tion and listing of all pre­ fried potatoes, stewed tomato. with the beginning. It starts diamond. This set up dummy’s tary situation in East Pakistan scription and non-prescription last diamond, and the ace of The appllcaUon of Jean B. P******^ "ho- remains unchanged. out with bold harmonies, virtual drugs. Shepard m of 200 Sullivan Ave. ,, . crudities, that remind one that spades was the entry to cash it. Make King’s Your "Our troops have Uunted the Dr. Merlin K. 'Duval, assist­ After all these centuries we S We Are Now Taking Reeervatlons for Small = for a variance to aUow a re- full scale invasions on all the Jewa of the period of the ant secretary of Health, Educa­ know how Socrates should have E Christmas and New Year’s Parties = fronts,” the broadcast said. psalmists were actually bronze tion and Welfare, said although played the hand. When he leads It added that claims cf victo­ age people, warlike and virile. the FDA can issue warnings the first'dlamond from hU hand Mittens^ Money^ and Dolls for Vernon Distribution S!"SSS°^.""wJlr£K;'l5! ry by India “ are ridiculous and The finale sounds as though about certain substances, it nilllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli? he should try a deep finesse additional information is obtain- Schooh^^ hardly need any denial." Stravinsky had meant it as may not be able to identify all Dolls dressed by members of the Vernon Suburban Women's Club Christmas Store! (really a duck rather than a- fi­ In the long-disputed Himala­ liturgical music for the Roman the manufacturers. Mrs. Michael Marciano, chairman of the club’s "mitten tree" “*\.^i**** -I I I Manchester Evening Herald nesse) with dummy’s eight of are collected by Santa Claus for distribution Christmas Eve by yan state of Kashmir, Ram Catholic Church. Yet, of course, Many such warnings have project. Mittens and money on the tree are given to the Public i South Windsor correspondent, diamonds. East must win with w e Rockville Fire Department. In the foreground (left) is Mrs. crlmb^ acUrity. Barbara Varrick, Tel. 644-8274. conceded that the Pakistanis had the text is still from the same been issued over the years, Health Nurses for distribution. Santa is Lester Waite of the fire Pre-School Story Hour ______period. Periiaps Mr. Stravinsky the nine since It. doesn’t pay NEWINGTON . » Frederick Swenson, chairman of the dolls and toys project with Quality, Value, Selection launched major attacks in the Duval said, but the FDA can’t I *' n department. (Herald photo by Pinto) Registration for a pre-school Chhamb sector, but he made no meant his composition as an state positively that all manu­ him to refuse this kind of trick. When Socrates takes the BERLIN TURNPIKE story hour sponsored by the __ reference to an Indian govern-. example of how religion has facturers, processors or repack­ NE XT TO TWO GUrStindGRANTMOOR in other media; some of her ceive either their seccsid of two queen of heatrte, he tries a group will gather for refresh­ State Training School In Mhns- C h a r g e U Avery Street CSiristian Reform- V t U l C I I l U ^ C F 1 6 S m e n t spokesman's report lost Its virility; I don’t know. ers were reached. Andover art work has been Included in Everything for Your normal diamond finesse with Injections, or for their annual ments at the Bruce MacKay field. ed Church may be made by T • . Wednesday that Pakistani I only know I have been fam­ ’"niere are a great many various displays. contacting Mrs. Roger Ccttle «rf JLulSlS J; cli^CB the queen. East can take the booster shot. Dr. Mervym Little house on Long mil Rd. The Rev. Raymond Bradley forces had crossed the Tawi iliar with this music for 85 or drugs on the market vdiich Recreation CkMnmlsaion 166 Clinton Dr. king, but now the rest o f the will be the physician adminis­ Christmas Family Night invites any persons vdio wish to River and were attacking In­ 40 years and it never quite FDA has not approved or even Posts Filled Filling the vacancy created FamUy and Home! The program will be held In the current Man- dlammids are good. Declarer The music committee of the share In this project to bring dian forces on the eastern side. seems to make the grade. knows about," said Sen. James by Mrs. Martha Roberts, who tering the flu shots, and he will Dec. 14 from 8:80 to 11 a.m. Chester Community College reaches dummy with the ace of Congregational Church of An­ items to the Family Night sup­ “Our troops are very hard The text was sung by the B. Pearson, R-Kan., sponsor of resigned from the Recreation be assisted by the agency staff "The Christmas Story" will be Sunday Night Cinema series spades to take the ace and jack On Agencies dover will sponsor a Christmas per or to the church the follow­ pressed,” the fq>okesman said' Hartford Symidiony Chorale the bill. a3tCB| Commission April 30, will be and members of the agency’s the theme a n d a nominal ^ presented this weekend of diamonds followed by the es­ Fam ily IKght Sunday at the ing week. A nyone who has items then. which did a good Job with the “ To expect this agency— Mrs. Julia Haverl. board of directors. charge for related materials S p.m. in the BidWell St. tablished three of diamonds. First Selectman Robert B. church social room. they wish to have picked up may Ram did report that in the vulgate Lktln. Diction waa charged with protecting us Post said he spoke to Mrs. There will be a |2 charge for will cover the cost of craft sup- campus auditorium, Dally Question Evenings 7i80 e StM Post yesterday said that he has Tlie program will begin with contact Miss Unda Hess of Punch region north cf Chhamb pretty good, attacks and re­ from impure, unsafe and in­ Haverl and felt her Interest and the flu shots. plies and refershments. There will be a small admls- leases were clean, shading was Partner epens with 1-NT (16 tlfMlii M9»r tit. M p.m. Mt made a number of appointments a potiuck supper at 6:80 p.m. Lake Rd., or Miss Sally Rlme ad­ 'Ihe Andover Community Club The South Windsor Athletic puWlc. "Throughout Jammu, Kash­ preparation by Herbert Chat- is much like expecting die er paaoes. You hold; Spades, orating making and tree-trim­ ^ M i d a z z l e ! cent resignations. dition to the group. will have its annual Christmas Boosters Association will hold "Faces,” by actor-director mir and the Punjab, Indian zky who deserves a hand for Securities and Exchange com­ q-10-6-4; Hearts, K-8-6; DU- ming session. An informal pro­ ADVERTISEMENT— “Cindy ft Donna” (R ) 10:30 Mrs. Haverl, who with her Caroling program Dec. 18 be­ Us First FUl l^rts Banquet at Cassavetes, is a low- forces are hard at work to pre­ his efforts. But despite the real mission to regulate the traffic monds; K-10-9-6; tHubs, J-10. 1 Post said he has appointed gram including a carol sing will Andover Market reopening Timothy Edwards Middle b u d g e t.^ semi-documentary i (2) "Yonng Graduates’ ' (OP) 8:46 husband and two children lives ginning at 7:80 p.m. sharp. vent fighting ca our sacred excellence of the vocal parts, of securities without a listing of What do you oay? Om Iv e iY Jerome Oriner of Wales Rd., to follow these aotivltieB. Monday December 18, 9 a.m.-9 ^ y o u r home with LUCITE' (8) "WUd Bebela” 7:00 on Long Hill Rd., is chairman School on December 16 at 6:80 about marital discord. When the soil," Ram assured the house. the music still remained lacking all stocks and bonds," Pearson Answer; Bid two clubs, the N lto a ta tW the Conservation Commission, Members and Interested Following the Family Night p.m. daily for your conven­ of tile Andover Environment p.m. film first a i^ a re d , criticait re- In the air war. Ram claimed In purpose and direction. said. Staymen Convention, asking replacing Mrs. Susan Losoe, townsiieople will meet at the ■program, the church Pilgrim ience. AcU(»i Council, Sunday schl The Booster C5ub wMl enter- views varied widely, especially that Ihdian planes have de­ Mozart’s "Jupiter” Sym- A similar bill has already partner to show a major suit of former secretary of the cam- parking lot at the Congregation­ Fellowship group will conduct superintendent at the First Con­ tain all .high school students relative to the infcrmal script stroyed 109 Pakistani tanks, I^ony completed the program. passed the House. mission. Post said Mrs. Loeee al Church to begin the round of a scavenger hhnt in order to Manchester Evening Herald and technical unevenness of gregational Oiurch in Andover, three warships, nine gunships, Mozart Is not one of Mr. Wlno- 8ubmltte;d » her reslgnatt(»i, in­ caroling visits. collect toys, games and gifts for Andover correspondent, Anna ' ------production.. 4nd a Bciraol library vtdunteer two submarines and 78 planes. grad’s strong points and last dicating to him some time ago FV>ll<7wlng the caroling, the the children at the Miansfield FrisIna,.TeI. 742-8347. Despite the spotty reception, worker. She is also a member He said Indian forces have lost night waa no exception. It Extended Forecast that ahe found her views on "Paces" had a long and suc- of the Democratic ’ToWn Com­ 31 planes and 49 tanks. isn’t that the orchestra Is un­ matters of policy to differ from 312 - gv cessful run in New Tork City mittee in Andover. Pakistan has claimed that it able to play Mozart; we had Mostly cloudy with a chance (hose of the rest of the com- 1CU^ttttt0 iH^trSUl and has been in demand by art Post said that the Rooreatlon shot down 102 Indian planes proof of that last time with a of rain Sunday and Monday. mlaslon. theaters across the-coun- Temperatures will average Commission will now be work­ ' Pubilsbed Daily Except Sundays i - - and has lost only seven of its Mozart violin concerto. When Oriner, who Is a recent ad- and Holidays at 13 Blssell B t r ^ try. aircraft. much above normal with day­ ing directly with the .n&w rec­ AT THE Manchester, Conn. ------somebody like Mr. Zukerman dlU U i By Carrier ...... weekly 75c hatmaking. Sch(X>l In Watertown, received stalled a new slate of officers. chant ship was not reported. Rl[ S 6 y. HA • ROI ruN N()[CH Stock Market his bhchelor’a degree from Yale Elected as (KXdialrmen were FRI. ^ SAT. — SUN. University, and his doctor of Nina Pfanstlehl and Patty ’Tre- NEW -YORK (AP) — Cwitln- 8 ADULT HITS mono, corresponding secretary ued profit taking on the stock laws frrim Boston University, Qynthia , recording sec­ SPECTACULAR ------Show Starts Oriner Uvea with his s(m on market today hammgred down m retary and treasurer lisa TVe- These Are Treasure Shoppe prices along a wide front. Trad­ Fri.-Sat. 7:00 Sun. 0:00 the comer of Wales Rd. and mono; historian, Cindy Park- ing was moderately active. RICHARD BENJ/MN Rt. 6. ington; hospitality chairman, The noon Dow average TTS TO ^O F Library Board Debra Fournier aiul program of 30 industrials was off 4.76 at Bonus Cerfifieotes. TW O SISTERS Post also said that Mrs. Ruth cochalrmen, litula Madore and 860.10. Declines on the New Phelps, a member of the board QNOY... so ANXIOUS TO Lori Bigelow. SALE York Stock Exchange led ad­ (MOW UP, of directors of the Andover Pub­ ’The Cadettes are selling Oiri vances by more than 3 to 2. lic Library, has submitted her Scout calendars for 1972 for 36c. Given With Every Purchase. Analysts had expected the resignation effective Immediate­ Those calendars, according to GRAB A BARGAIN AT THIS VERY profit taking of the three pre­ WHO anew UP TOO past; ly. ’ • Mrs. Pfanstlehl are large and vious sessions this week to con­ Replacing Mrs. Phelps Will be suitable for keeping notes and SPECIAL PRICE! COME EARLY! tinue. The Dow industrial aver­ Mrs. Carole MacKay who with dates of appointments and are age had gained some 61 points 3 Fry - Days her husband an V4,Viy^Vi'4V4 4 4^ V 4 i> V i iV i 4V4 V i' problems building its first ship d o n n ; i ( served all day - all you can eat) ^ I « 0 # fast and easy, dries in 30 minutes. 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at 9:30 a.m. from the Molloy MANCHESTER 'EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 Funeral Home, 906 Farmington RAGE ELEVEN Obituary Avo., West Hartford, with a Talcottville School a Leader Tolland Hoth to ’ ’monitor" ths dump, c f Reci'Mutiyn ti.irllclpatsd in solemn high Mass of requiem Fire Calls Dacca Orphanage Hit without obtaining toe approval Tolland competitian at liarrisville, R.I, in the Cathedral of St. Joseph of the board of selectmen. last Sunday, winning several at 10. Burial will be in Mt. St. This afternoon at 13:39, Town Making clear he did not per­ trcphles and medals. WE HAVE Mozzer Dies Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. In Special Education Plan Firemen answered an alarm Town, Three Others sonally object to Heth’s work at Winners were: Friends may call at the funer­ Under India Bom bing State Plans 1-86 Changes, at Box o n (Manchester High the dump, Thlfault expressed Michelle Cavanagh, second al home tonight from 7 to 9. By BARBARA RICHMOND Of Injuries School), but found no Are. DACCA (AP) — Hlgh-altltude "Then suddenly the explosions concern over the controversial place medal, ncvlce solo, seven The family suggests that (Herald Reporter) Town Firemen were colled to Indian bombers today scored a came — one, two, three, four practice rt Heth, of bringing Concerned Over Accidents and eight year olds. memorial contributions may be dump salvage back to his homo The Talcottville School in Ver­ 700 Main St. at T;S0p.m, yestei^ direct hit on a Dacca orphan- . . , children were screaming. It To Share Engineer Danny Elmer, second place made to the St. Agnes Home, on Milo Hill Rd. The accident-plagued stretch ing November totaled $117,286 In Accident non has the distinction of being day oh report of a furnace mal age which housed 400 children was 'dark and we couldn’t see medal, boys novice sclo, seven Steele Rd., West Hartford. Tolland will share the rorv- This practice has prompted of 1-86 between Exits 98 and and include permits for five the first regional school for spe­ fuiictlon. and a staff of 100. them in the mud tind under the luture selectmen’s office and and eight year olds. J. M ouer, 80, of Ml Ices of a civil engineer—hired repeated objections by Heth’s 100 is the subject of an sn- now houses, valued at $102,000. cial education in the state. And Two false alarms were turned A stick of four bombs landed wreckage, n» ‘® estimated Daryl Ryan, first place trc-. Brookfield St., formerly of Howard J. White neighbors. glneering study geared to lm< Miscellaneous permits totaled now, it has added another first in to town firefighters last in the middle of the Moslem "The.-girls were safe because through the auaploee of the “ '■® Included phy, ncvlce solo, nine and ten The funeral of Howard J. in the budget. Stoetzner replied he has dis­ proving the safety aspects o f the $16,286. South Windsor, died this morn­ — In the form of a B32-page cur­ night: Box 413 (S. Main and Mission home. Frantic rescue they were in a building at the Bmergenoy Employment Act — highway, according to Deputv „ . . year olds, and third place White, 78, of 38 Unnmore Dr., cussed the situation with Heth ing at Manchester Memorial riculum guide devoted to the in- Pem Sts.) at 10:08 p.m., and workers clawed Into the wreck- back. But many boys are miss- Once the new meeting room State TransportalLi Commls'- C®"®‘«>®‘'on P«rmlU for new medal, advanced fancy strut. with the towns rt Bolton, Colum­ who in turn Informed him if he Box 71- (Highland and Autumn age with their hands and have Ing. fcocomes available, no more sloner James F. Shugrue. '^®’’® ^ Kim Elmer, third place HoepiU. Where he was taken T bia and Marlborough. couldn’t bring back the sal­ WE Sts.) at 10:48 p.m. ‘ so far recovered 17 bodies. "We can’t have a roll call be- meetings will be permitted in Several fatal accidents have ^"^™®Uon ®o., $^0W on ------medal, novice _ solo, 11 and 12 Nov. 29 after being struck by a hold tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. from vage the town could go out and The guide is the culmination Many boys were reported miss- cause our registers were do- •The engineer will be used to the town clerk’s office, Stoetz­ and second place car on Beelsebub Rd. In South *he John P. Tierney Fiineral hire someone to do the Job, occurred on this atretch of the w *!II ------r _____ of two years’ work by school lurvey local roads, the prob­ ner explained. Town a e rk highway in laat few montha, a« medal» novice military march, Windsor. Home, 219 W. Center St., with ‘"g: stroyed." Selectman Charles' Luce in­ administrators and special edu­ The children living Utere, 300 Rahman, his head cut by fly- lems at toe dump and other Elaine Bugbee has voiced her have numerous other accidents, Paulette Murphy, Webber ^ an,, South Windsor police report- a Mass of the Resurrection at terjected it was up to the first MUST concern w e r the frequent use toany of them serious. WI-O®®! (^renskl, Plains cindy Elmer, second place ed Messer was walking east the Church of the Assumption cation teachers. It outlines, step Q assonT V boys and 100 girls, were 7 to 16 ing debris, said at least one ae yet undetermined projects, cr the cfflce for meetings, a slt- selectman to maintain the during a heavy rainstorm, when at 9- Burial will be in the Vet- by step, a program for those years old. A staff of doctors bomb lay unexploded In the according to First Selectman Former Firs t Selectman ^ ® ^ medal, Novice Hoop baton, ll dump the most economical Charles Thlfault had written Kingsbury Ave. Ext. an eastbound car driven by Wll- erans Section of East O m e - children of pre-school age who and missionaries also lived on mud. Erwin Stoetsner. a®*'® ' ® ® * ® Jeopardizes and 12 year olds. Financed By town documents. way possible, and suggested State llam A, Carroll, 39, of 202 Dog- tery. have learning disabilities, for P*^*u**®*- The bombs blasted craters Stoetzner announced toe de- 1^’ansportation Oommis- 422,000, Assistant teachers at the rec VACATE! Heth be urged to construct a sloner A. Earl Wood regaling Miscellaneous permits were wood Lane, South Windsor, was Friends- may call at the fu- the perceptually handicapped, The founder of the orphan- more than 20 feet deep and taile of toe plan after being Police Scheduling board classes wen to toe fallow­ fence to screen the treasures the problem and had been I®*u®. medal, advanced visitors solo; ww__ >_ . . . . a______s- T .«* with Stoetzner agreeing to try Kerrigan said today. ton, whose name was omitted Dr. Joseph Lavender of the Sam, CBS and a Ht^ywood Calcut- ’The oprhanage Is about a ity selectman, Charles Thlfault. lo.d the selectmen last night, in A letter sent by Shugrue to Edward Peckham, Buff Cap third place medal advanced tc find a trailer at no cost to the town was read 'Tuesday Rd-. repair garage, $860. Mr. Mozzer was bom Dec. 23, yesterday’s Herald. State Department of Education Thlfault initiated toe effort to *'®®P“ '®® to the question of pos- open solo; third place medal, All Quality the town which could be locat­ night by First Selectman Er- Walter P. Palmer, Dunn HUI 1892 in Poland and was a real------has expressed enthusiasm for cooperation with the Capitol stbly rotating the trooper’s twe batens; and third place rrtL'r rr ■: r echedule. ed at the dump for Heth to use win Stoetzner. Rd., garage, $860. dent of Manchester for almost Mrs, William J. Slteman the guide which is not yet all teach Mds by television such I heard a sound and thought fndlan air attack since Satur- Region Council of Governments medal, advanced military and lock. All fatal highway accidents G’Sell Electric, Bnlpsic Lake 60 years. He was employed as Mrs. William J. Slteman, , off the press. He commented, thlngs as sharing, health care, “ a. helicopter," he said. day. when he served os first select­ Stoetzner checked with the march. 73 become the subject of a team Rd., electrict service, $160. a weaver at the E. E. Hilliard Bov^rs Rd., died this "It’s too bad other towns In the self-appreciation and commu­ man. Stafford State Podlce Barracks Barbara Connors, a first Men's W ear Sketch for guide by Mrs. Alice Welti, art supervisor. Manchester Evening Herald traffic engineering study, to de- Ruel Lucldngham, Cervens and the Cheney Bros, mills un- oiornlng after a long illness, state cannot do this.’’ Under questioning by Thlfault, and was tcld it was up to the p’pace trophy for advanced solo nicating with adults. “ *®<* <3«neral Contractors, it on a |600 non-surety lx»id for ToUand correspondent Bette termtoe what changes should be Rd., garage and room, $7,000. til his retirement in 1967. After •’orn Jan. li, 1898 in Stoetzner said he did not at­ resident :trocper to determine and third place medal, advanc­ physical or emotional handicaps Ing and development. ’They Ihe Office cf Child Develop- apprentices hew to use appearance in court, Jan. 4. Quatraie, telephone 878-2846. made to Improve the safety of Ernest Africano, Cedar Swamp his retirement, he worked at the Brooklyn, N.Y. and had been a tend the meeting of toe four what hours and days he will re- ed open solo. UP TO An Attempt To are of average or better abll- learn to use kitchen tools, to ment of the Department cf ^^t^ireal^l^’ Vernon main on duty. the road, Shugrue wrote. Rd.. garage, $800, Blue Moon Restaurant and was t«slhiin,v T« 3 daughters. Heading the project, under the the basic programs. By helping world. says it’s the first federaTo^- i" **'® nl^ht at the Vernon Bowl- actions and opted for using the In addition, he replied to Thl- tool shed, $300. \ ^ l d War I, a member erf the **^a.*^*®*^® of Manches- direction of Superintendent of them to overcome their prob- Magllocco speakhur with clpatlon in a commerclal^’^ ^^*P®n'*®nt Schccl ing Lanes Rt 88 engineer’s services this spring. the daytime, according to Price Complaint nis, Cindy Fex, Connie Oaks Stoetzner. He was also told toe fault’s concern over rerouting William McLeod, Robin Circle, and Karen Fcumler. ^ and the American Le- h®r Schools Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, I®nis, their overall abllity^also prid^noted^hat tofw k-sS S ^ e^ ork X serit R^T^weto ch^d with In- Both Columbia and Marl­ HARTFORD (AP) — Gtov. highway traffic through the two rooms and bath, $8,000. gion, and a communicant of St. ™">®: Thomas Bailey of were Albert Korkin, assistant aided, the educators aid. onwram now ^ in ^h« nnrt the advan- toxlcaUon A dd^ch^. borough have pressing local trooper Is responsible for train­ ing. the local constabulary, for Thomas J. Mesklll has fUed a to ^ on local secondary roads. William flteaves. Old Stafford problems needtog Immediate Presently, plans are being Rd., electric service, $280. solution, Stoetzner eald. crime control duty and not nec­ formal complaint with the fed­ Navy Runs 4 Bases essarily nighttime patrol. eral I>rice Commission about prepared for toe "detouring and Haldon Young, Eaton Rd., FROM REGULAR PRICES Tolland is allotted toe major In Antarctica ’Thlfault had raised the ques­ the recent increase, to: gasoline furto®r ®xpedlttog of removal recreation room, $800. share of toe engineer’s services Chester, and Anthony Mozzer of Martin Mayer and nlte. Gilnlte was released on tion of rotating the troopers prices to Connecticut. of the blockage, to minimize its Arthur Trunks, Willie Circle, MCMURDO STATION — Mc- amounting to three months and effect-on toe traveling public, Coventry; two sisters, Mrs. Ann *’*'»>* McCormack, both ® non-supsty and Fire Permits Four major oil compatoes, tool shed, $230. Murdo Station, on toe edge rt two weeks to exchange for its according to the deputy com OscMn of Wauchula, Fla. and Vork City; 14 grandchll - ...... „ feeling^ Com st^ on hU pramlse to ap- Fire permits have been taken Arco, Mobil, American .and Robert (Johen, Kozley Rd., Roes Island, is one rt four bases pooling of f4,668 to emergency missioner. Miss Mary Mozzer of Lakeland, 2 great-grandchildren. ^ e y are Introduced to occu- pected to bo watehlng. self assurance and greater ap- “T. to ap­ cut of the hands of the State Shell, raised their prices simul­ $125. operated toe ■ year round by Buy Now For The lengthy document wUl to kindergarten age who paOonal educaUon and employment act funds. Blue Cross Fla.; nine graiidchUdren; four ^^h® funeral will be Saturday Ue Uie * w c i i an at- ideas and characters take preciation of his own physical Circuit Ooiprt 12, Rock- Health Department and placed taneously 8 to 10 cents a gallon An . J , . Bruce Stewart, Goose Lane, toe U.S. Navy in Antarctica to pro­ have any learning disability. great-grandchildren, and several a--ni- from the cation tempt is made to InsUll in each ®*>ape on storyboards of Suther- ^ ell being so that he whl be vllte. Jan. 4. New Quarters within the Jurisdiction rt De­ December J. . i " ®>®®tric service. $100. support rt toe research and grams into the contlnuaus pro­ the cost rt Blue Cross coverage nieces and nephews. Flineral Heme, 400 Main St. student the Importance of hav- ^ 1®« «k®ly to turn to drugs and Christopher Wood, 20, of The selectman’s office and partment of Environmental ’The governor also says he Baton Winners scientific studies being conduct­ Christmas gress programs which are be­ fntr a /4aciI«>a 4a mpaaIb a_i_ HI WAlCkniit*/4 C’nA avaa_ ... for town employes, including The funeral will be Saturday a Mass of the Resurrec- ing a desire to work and of tak- Welsburd, the bearded exec- cher acUons which are harm- Tolland, early meeting room will be moved to has asked the Internal Revenue Several members of toe baton ed by toe National Science ing expanded in the elementary Curriculum Protection, according to Stoetz­ fVia ewori /tesA.,... si. s otjvera.1 rnemtwrif ux me iTavon at 9:30 a.m. frmn the John F. ®t. James Church at 9. ing pride in this work. Their “tlve producer, says: this morning was charged with the administration building as ner. Service District Office to check Foundation. schools, Kerkin said, adding, ful to hefiith and growth.” eta f^ to causing b u S t o r ^ l ll,^ ®Pon«ored by toe Board Tierney F\ineral Home, 219 W. ®“ HaI will be in St. James Defined education even extends to learn- “There will be concepts on failure to drive right. He was scon as renovation work on the the price hike. "It is an attempt to clarify and Local! effects rt the change cem among town officials. A n d Save!! Center St., with a Mass of the C®"»®tery. ing about labor unions, about ^®nted curriculum, be- town meeting action several a “ merit rating plan,” due to BARN when CBT moves Into its new years ago. sidy is a true price Increase, Consultant On WASHINO’IDV “ ave the i^porun- (•"'“ e the students Involved arc Its larger number rt employes, cfflces to toe Rockville Rede­ One of the first sots announc­ presumably, service stations S^iflcation.” Also, it will be “ d about |34 to cash ^ thus, according to Blue Cross, Team Approadb velopment area. ed by Stoetzner was opening toe could absorb the difference be­ DISCOUNT SALES FCm GASH OB MASTEB OHAllOE Municipal Rule cn ccmmerclal televlricn. taken from his home. Francis Center M l^ '^ S l tween vriiolesale prices and re­ prompting toe rate increase. OPEN BVENDiaB «MAm Important ’The ’Tolland Junior Women’s dump an hour esu'lier mornings Hie two town officials have tail prices. WED. -TBHHS. • FBI. Club will sui^ly point for the at 7, until 'nUfault obiected that been successful to negotiating ed todayA-.. M *— ■■ >™-___ - -- ®“®e «>«I “ .. •« n^t,^______, BvaiuauonevaluaUon lorfor tnethe GuideGuide. Ma- teristics of the trainable and ate^^rr p^^”^ r r " ®t s 3 renovation and “we will pix>- SHOES and BOOTS!! notes that percep- ment cn its track record cf au- Apartments reported- a break _ o ,„. he could not overule toe actions dewnward toe original rate In­ Reed vlde the labor,” Stoetzner said. of a town meeting. as the ablUty to dlovisual aids for everything into his apartment. He told i66West Main 6t vros*arreM^ Python Lays 100 Eggs crease asked by Blue Cross, af­ OPEN 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. ally known authority on munic- The color scheme will foUow Last night Stoetzner announc­ ROTH'S CLOTHIERS The legislation, which Preai together to loose-leaf form, exDlatoed that the learning digging to heart police he wrestled with the to- by Venwn Police ter citing toe national cost In­ ip^ government. that to the other recently ren­ ed toe 8 a.m. opening hour, af­ NEW DELHI — The female crease freeze, fllie rate Increase MON., TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. TBI CITY PLAZA VBBNON. CONN. t Nixon savs he’ll iriim toto he**® said ***®the Purposenumose isi« to make abilityaWHty of the educable students vary ^ according to therapy. tradertruder who aotgot awav.away. an accident ihet tvnwunes Dr. Reed, an advocate of the dent ovated offices and hallway, ter consulting with town coun­ python lays about a hundred Is expected to be about 23 per , sent to toe aelSe^ ®“ y *”• changes, aomewhere ^knv toe norm thim Plpe-puffi^ John Suther^, DeMls (MUette. IT, of 31 Oar- early Tues^y momtof^^ SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. law. was harmonizing with the recently sel Robert King, eggs, which she collects to a cent. flni congre^'^ ^ comply with "today’s” edu- ‘ *!>« so-called “ slow learner, defining .. them. oa —“ vdteranvwenm filmmm writer,wnver, aenden ur.,Dr., Mandtester, manenester, was ar- that tovdved three installed green carpeting. ’Iblfault also questioned heap. ’Then she wraps herself Permit Total $117,285 20 Purnell Place, in Downtown Manchester enunent, ^ Monday at a con- fore going to toe White House ' cation. and of tl)e *^® tralnablestratnables (TMR’s) ““ “““ Prog^, turned "------■ cut— Werid War n " train------rested- Wednesday------afternoon by ■ valescent home. He was 90. ____ V______.. A... It *8 S.SS,.‘"C Important that the 'r ’r"' team _____^ ««»______\ ;r z The cost rt refurbishing the Stoeizneris hiring of Charles about them until toey hatch. Building permits issued dur- The blU is toe product of a Kerkin added, “ ’The aim of a "®®5 *he lower end of this the I ***®T“ ” kig filme for toe government cn Vernon Police. He was charged iUenl i^ m r n at a T irtS ^ *" Read Herald Advertinements Dr. Reed served as a consult­ scale. The prognosla for the ^old^the^“^otionni*" ^ driving, chemical warfare, with ItLrceny second degree. tlJf^ ^ too Is schrt^t^ ant, on an informal basis Senate-House conference com- ^ K*ve to e ______„ is._ to he able to Uve a- ti^J^t tol“ r o y - ^ _ m ^ ^ ^ ^1^*^“" Court, 1. ) ) ) I > » ) ) ‘ V ) ) ♦ town was prepeutog to switch passed eariier this SkSi US ^ supervision, J “in^p!l?)i^JJ?'for to...... otl "'S. ® ®®r whlch^*^ ****^***’ from seledmeiTto^ ™® "‘“Jormajor . deadlock had to- chUdren are now being phased “**=the ouuook outlook lorfor uiethe jiaturbed T and-or aT sociaHv "multimedia learning —® sys- ed sioienstolen inIn Maruoro.Itortfonl. HeHe *^aswas K« K enneto^]^^ of Hart- gweiiire^ “*® orgaidzatioosX setup. ‘“‘® »>«sic programs, during at ^MR's is not quite so optimistic mi^adjiwt^ chUdron w ^ b ^ *“"’*'* «^®'' ^ Hertford Police, ford, was charged by Coventry f^ ^S^er Un®s least one-third of toe da^^ »>®®®use, although they may ^ted to faU^ TWs . I J T . u a —’ — police ^last night P®»®' with breaoh rt v Z l drawn by S f Hduse ^ educators noted toat the ®®Weve a ptoce to toe world of *^d toe on^L ™ tapes, games and teacher and land ’Terrace,------Vernon, was the peace and Intoxication. He town voters atbnsvwra#! wproved 4Utoe new ~'^*®*'**"*r ^kemsv cancer IMUKmillprogram ofu*^® — ~ deals with wa*aa specific piVPtr*prob- they *' \rill need contouous------perceptually handicapped are stu^nt manu^s charged with operating under is scheduled to appear to Or- charter ^ rov eu tne new ^ ,^thto within toethe National Institutes Institutes of of *®"'s to all ail ofof thetoe variousvarious areas, areas, supervision, supervision, the the guide guide states. states. pgj^ ^ regional pro- For the Laberers Inter- the influence and operating un- cult Court 12 Manchester, Dec. He XI _ Hfealto. It means, they explained, that '^® ®ducators also emphaslz- eram*^ national Union and the Associ-- der suspenrion. He was released 27. Unlveroltv ^ toT '^® ®®n>promlse bUl, covering “*e regular classroom teachero, that toe sj^lal students The educators explained that LawSch^l ^ UiM ioitv^STf “^®® y®*^’ «»t«kis toe and not only tooee trained to "®®*’ as do normal the academics are adjusted to facutty TtoTunive^rito rt “®“®®’* Pk>n *<«• a three-mem- ^ cla l education, can look to ln<^duals They defined these approach be an Intricate part of Ifornla. O n^ the drafters ®®*^® “ assistance, to de- needs as: Lwe, sec^ty, recog- the program for the emotionally m&nager-planmanagerwatchdog charter !for San to oversee toe ®™ine w ^ the resources undero^j^ and handicapped. TWs is accom- concentrated attack on can- t®acher is doing concerning a above all. . .acceptance. pUshed by using all rt toe re- Jose, Calif., he became the cer—Mtolch ranks behind heart esrtato problem and then try It was noted to the guide that source people available; such W h a t if city’s first manager when the charter took effect to 1916. disease as a IdUer rt Ameri- to loUow. "because the educational sys- as the school p^chologist, so- Dr. Reed served as a munici­ cans. Everything is outlined so tern is focused on toe student, clal workers, the school nurse, ------— clearly, step by step, that any the classes functirti on a con- and the guidance personnel. pal consultant to Hartford, Richmond, Va., Baton Rouge, House TfMid Rises ”®^ teacher coming into the ttoutog non-graded progress And now the students and all La., and Wethersfield, hisa WA'SHINGTON—There were 70 ^rstem can readily find basis. Let us state positively we of the teachers will reap the hometown. million houses in the TTnites what is being done to should never lose sight of him.” harvest of toe work by toe dedl- He was a director of the Ckm- States at the stsrt rt 1071 o f''®*^ situation. The admtols- Commenting, "I think the cated educators — those who you lost your job sultant Service rt the National gain rt 10 m lU to^tol^ d w ^ e . ^ ^ b T s "■* u are really ^ e a r n e d with the r " I n l , J ™ ri SFiv^rT?* “

government and management. While theM children are 1971 Mini-Album Besides his wife, he is sur­ learning basic skills, they also tom orrow ? vived by three sons, Eugene of Where To Dine in Baghdad have much fun. They blow pin- On Sale at PO Kenya and ’Thomas Jr. and M. wheels, feathers, and bubbles Thing.s m.iy be going pretty good Russell rt Alameda, Calif.; five and they even ya'wn, to learn A 1971 Mini-Album containing now. But you never know what to­ Is Where the Baaths Go proper breathing. While pre­ grandchildren and eight great­ 24 U.S. Clommemorative stamps morrow will bring. grandchildren. tending they are kittens lap- By HARRY DUNPHY competent is on sale at toe poet office. will help fill Burial will be to FTorest Hlllr four-man combo milk, they are learning Postmaster Edward Souter re- Suppose it’s unemployment. How Cemetery, Boston. called the Poles, which toey tongue movement. . .all a help ports. will you live? ' fT * to be seen to Baghdad are. The show also features a I® their speech. The album desimns nHm What will you u.se to tide the family Mrs. Kathryn McDonough r^nrto7Lrori^rL*"m?m' fT®'j '^® ^“»® ®®*® tor tSL.’ISl: Mrs. Kathryn McDonough of bers of the ruling B a a^ S ocia l- reto J “ F,® 11".! communlca- trtns Christmaa issues, A U.S. 'over while you look? Excuses? those Stockings with a Hartford, a native of Manches­ Postal Service issue and other 1st party. I-et’s hope you never have to find V ter, died ’Tuesday at St. Francis stamps of this year. 'The al­ The lights are dim. The mu- frownea on. velopment, self-care, and even out. But just in case, why not start Hospital. She was toe widow of sic Is French and th» „ J aVT ... velopment, self-care, bum provides instructions to Thomas McDonough, a promt- tries to be but is mostiv ih ^ t^er Arab cities, how to rest properly, mount and care for the stamps. saying now, while you have a "job ." nent criminal lawyer.lav^en IT/ ®‘®®‘‘3 the people flock to movies be- Funds SoushtSought for i Additions Md mixed grills. Hiere are cause there Isn’t much else to Join the Payroll Savings Plan where CIwamaW __1 _ __ _A . .... W»«»w W Mrs. McDonough was born in you work and buy U.S. Sayings Bonds. Manchester, the daughter of the Hungarian "^nes do.. Admission Is cheap, about edu'cation^pllye a W g'^rt^to'thi late Michael and Mary Hayes Inn hT ® "®®T® *^® “ ®®"‘®- "^® of toe total concept TalcottolVle 1 ^ Its an easy way to build a nest egg. Inner dining room, says the films are Egyptian comedies been cited by the state a l r o ^ About Town Dunn, and lived in Hartford head waiter. "We only accept and melodramas or Italian Its excellent nroernm in ihio ------Mountain- Laurel '-'■■oinxiiChapter mrt And now there’s a bonus interest Personal most of her life. She was a soc­ people we know.” Westerns, sex thrillers and scl- area BecauL toTsctLl l« ^ ®'^®®‘ '*'*®*h>®s wUl rehearse rate on all U.S. Savings Bonds— for ial worker with the Hartford _ .„d.„ r.oi,?»iTrvr.roS;lr'*.r'^. -FTanklin------E Bonds, 5J^% when held to matu­ Catholic Family Services for 25 to a setting of plush drapes and Occasionally there are 680 Frank- years until her retirement ■ • ■ • ■ - rity o f S years, 10 months (4% the 1966. She was a member rt the guards, to well taUored sulU, come from the Soviet bloc al- added to the old bulldtog*^a few first year). Thkt extra H % , payable Ladies of St. Joseph, the as a bonus at maturity, applies to all en’s Auxiliary of St. Francis The restaurant is about half a tradtog with these coJintrlM. awaking word ronrpm.n» Plant To Supply Bonds issued since June I, 1970, Hospital, St. Agnes Guild, and mile from the former royal pal- Technically American films applto^on for^fund^ f ^ ‘ midin2 96 Pet. of Steel the West Hartford Women’s ace, ^ headquarter of the are banned because U .S.-lS with a comparable improvement for Club. much-feared Intelligence serv- relations “ • • - euucaiion area and . . ..A . .. .. - ®*"® broken. ’’Ilie more space for the pre-sohnni CIUDAD OUAYANA, Venezu­ all older Bonds, LOAN She leaves a 8 ster, Mrs. ice vdiose first responsibility is Stalking Moon,” a Western with classes. Both additions w e r f ^ ela—Expansion of toe state- Marlon O’Mara rt Hartford. owned steel mill here will en­ With any luck at all your emer- The funeral will be tomorrow At night, the dun-colored Saint, did sellout business for Arnold Lawrence, able the firm to supply 96 per gency fund may become a vacation, building, surrounded by a 10- two weeks at the Grenada 'ITie- Music is used as an effective cent of the country’s steel a college'education, or a happy needs. About 1,000 new Jobs will fcot concrete wall and barbed ater. language builder In all classes retirement. 646-1700 T' - P it K^r Th®‘'wn has received from the be added, bringing toe plant to­ Personal Notices tal to 7,000. L ^ e ^ t o e E n d ^ ’ ^ ^ 1 “ T .'n®t™ments, I U . S lT T"** “ ■ hamburgers, known as the Orff system. '4 In Memoriam Physical , or psychological Coffee shops where men sit for The trainable and educable in laving...... memory, of our ____ father -onure is common, said one hours and play cards or back back, students are taught all rt the Work Force Grows civieiio businessman held there several gammon also are popular, _ , , . - - things taught in the basic class- WASHINGTON — The U.S. ro er ames. H J ,,n jjg (loesn’t un- Evenings at home are spent rcoms, but in a way that puts Uo»wyer By JOHN CUNNIFF 11 pm tuiiiin.. , members, cooled off somewhat WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL KINGS MANCHESTER willing earlier thU year to back „ „ the Idea when they learned N0W YORK (AP) - W all waa told. But na an after- til Christmas a change to no-fault auto liabll- It might open the door to the (tivet thrived on optnlona, oftm S^II!^aWe“ “ lli WI ] ■ I MN f J" ■ 1 I BI-LL ity Insurance, la now receptive mass marketing of auto llabU- to the Idea. Hy insurance. POMPONS bunch $1jB9 valuing them more than facta, man paychoSogy teacher- '•Af'n I f , own ophilon o f itaelf, the «loodlea, ao he thlnJca ’’ THISI PRICIS A R I IN IPH C T THRU SATURDAY. DICIM BIR 11, 1971 "ConnecUcut should give '"'® no-fault Insur- publlc’a optolon about bualneaa, pubUc’g view at bua'lneaa serious consideration to the ®"®® *• being done by a special (Milneaa optnten of the future, which generally ig reflected In adopUon of a true no-fault au- commission which is reportedly OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY tomoblle Insurance law,’’ Alter- focusing on the experience In Following are reporta on « ‘ reet. ig ghown In a aur matt said In a recent speech to Massachusetts, Hoh- vey that ’The Wellington Gerald M. Loot, one of the ®«en>ent Company conducted a group of insurance under­ writers. nand old man of the aecurltlea “«M>ng itg mtriual fund ahare- iMalnaaa. author, of two in- "o'dera. In an Interview yesterday, Make King’s Yonr VMtment cfloaalca, " ’The Battle Among other queatlong thev Altermatt said delays In com­ (or Inveatmant Survival” and '^®rt> aeked Ihelr opinion on the pensating victims of traffic ac­ .«n»e BatUa For Stock Market »»Ubeen giving ™-tlona that contribute to courts who gets how much advice and a lot of people have *>®lety beyond the tradlUonal Christmas Store! damages also falls to help LT.WOOD profited by H. But day In and maximum profit." ; many people who suffer eco­ day out the advice bualneaa ** you think in this age of nomic as well as physical LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET Mmetlmea la trying. When you Bowing social conaclousneag harm, the commissioner said. uw unceitaln you cannot admit Investorg wish to express 127 Complete Depts Packed with Of $6.8 billion in compensable to confualon, but aometlmea themaelvea through stocks you Charge it eccnomlc losses suffered as a your forecadla are so cfbvioualy *"®y shocked. It’s an old sto- result of motor vehicle acci­ UB. RATH HICKORY SMOKED bedged that they give you ry—a matter of putting the dents In the United States In away. money where the mouth iz 1970, only $2.8 billion was ac­ $ 3 . 2 9 "We’re oil guilty of It," says OnJy 8.5 per cent checked the ^. Christmas Excitement! tually received In benefits, Al­ Loeb. "Anybody -who gives ad- ••'i® tlmt read "strongly agree ’’ termatt said. CANNED vice knowB how difficult It is to Another 19.9 per cent said they "If you can shut your eyes to five good advance regularly— generally agree, 21.6 put them- those statistics," he said, "then EACH and to accept It.” selves in the "not sure" oato- you can talk about a ‘bandald Thla holiday aeason Loeb has 31,1 said they generally approach’ and say there’s noth­ HAMS Mens (Hmild photo by Bevins) decided to send a greeting card disagreed and 18.9 said they ing basically wreng with the that, well, sort of looks into strongly disagreed, Bolton Keith Gi'oethe shows off the new wstch given him system. If you look, ycu have WHOLE — WESTERN STEER by the Bolton High School band at a farewell con­ next year. It’s theme la a Zodl- And finally, the third In­ to consider mere basic re­ to containing advice for all In- Rredient In the opinion mar- Sweaters cert last night. B^ehind him is his wife, "Cel.” forms.” BEEF TENDERLOIN lb. 2.39 vaators. ket—what business thinks of No-fault insurance—In effect It begins with a general the future. It’s really hard to Groethe Given posed of Carol and Dick Hallo- In Massachusetts fer nearly a greeting. "A Good And Adverse say. Wall Street reports that ran, Bonnie Massey and Wally Federal Jury y e a r —compensates victims ■ BXTRA LBAN — FRESH GROUND Year" It says in language as busbiessmen are talking a lot ' Simons, strummed and sang and without the necessity of deter­ TOBIN'S SUOBD | j(OT PRE-PACKAGED straightforward as that some- of gobbledegook. set your feet-a-tapplng. TTie Indicts Man In mining who was to blame for times used by astrologers and ------—- 99 Rousing Send-Off group\ often played Groethe's the accident. ’Ihis saves a lot of BACON n>. 1 Chuck Ground ,b. IP Investment advisers. own compositions. Town Hijacking money In lawyers’ fees. How­ ’I to ^ bsiiew In astrrto- Coitiputer Cards By CLEMEWELXi YOUNG working their way through Some of Groethe’s dreams ever, It also requires the -vic­ gy," l4»b says, but confesses V HARTFORD (AP) A tims of less serious accidents to DRIP-DRY PRINTED Parents gave Keith Groethe eight numbers, and a variety of ^'"'e »ct come true at all. His ’•one wonders if It can be any 1 1 1 Yii|#» K oillim federal grand jury Indicted a give up their rig^t to sue. WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS a standing ovation last nlvht vision of sumnner band concerts worse than the boondoggling Cardigans, V TTie system Is roughly com- FOR CHRISTMAS j ^ And last night the high school Green was never realized, Brcoklyn, N.Y., man Wednes­ that goto on In Wall Street. 'The p h d e NIX, Ariz. (AP) - •Hie Necks, Crew after his farewell concertcert in • band, ' 36 members strong (with probably.... because summer Is a Christmas Tabli^cloths day on charges of kidnaping wrkmen's c ^ - gobUedsgook of markrt ad- Christmas spirit cam© early.-to Necks, pullovers the high school gym, and the the addlUon of a few Center time of going away now, rather interstateInterstate theft in system, under which FRESH GRETLEDGE vhters asems no different from the computer operation of the and coat styles high school band struck up ."For schoolers), sounded like its old than staying home to mingle nectlon with the hiiackin SIZE SELECTION 0®y>® ‘Urector for 68” Round. colors. Sizes S- Dialing a wrong number when accounts and control division 4 .9 7 M-L-XL. his wife’s home town of Uver- than Its old self. Grcethe impetus to the formation of dictment. He was arrested Oct General Assembly early calling ynuP broker is dealr- said a computer tape was ac- pool, England, on Monday. He had explained mid - program Bolton’s own Memorial Day 20 in New York City this year for approval of no- atRe. ’ AM for Aries: "In- cldently erased. Hodges said to has been music teacher In the that the upper school band had parade. And the band did play a The truck was on Interstate leglslaUon, but at Alter- vestment declsloiiB made while redo the tape, data processing 100% cotton, hand printed In fast colors. Two fes­ Bolton schools since 1964, a contented Itself with dance rhy- concert on the Green as part of g4 heading from a Magnavox "'*ttt’s urging, further study If You Like The Best Give Us A Test In the shower can bring pos- cards had to be rerun throuj* tive holiday patterns. . . Santa or Holiday Sampler. year after the high school open- thms, rather than classical the town’s 250th Anniversary co warehouse in Teterboro authorized, 51 BISSELL ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 fible profit,” the computer, ed. music, last year, while waiting Celebration In 1970. N.j.. to Auburn, Mass., vriien It Ihe legislature’s Insurance PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Aquarians are Informed that But when the operation was ’The concert featured three of for encm^ c la ^ ^ to mature. Watching Groethe, resplen- was pulled over by a car with ”DUcusslons can be enllght- completed. It was noUced about ii*t estab- ./^ ® UXOniNO warrant in connection with an farm land under P.A. 490 and Ths Drug Advisory Center, alleged assault; released on a Complimenting the reval- Jaycees Seek Candidates 83 Parte 8t., Is open Monday In the assessment of woodland uaUon firm- of Lesher, Olendln- 8180 non-surety bond. Court and forests under the General NATURAL HIALTH through Saturday from noon date Dec. 37. Grand List nlng Associates, for the work to 10 p.m. Statutes. done, Mrs. E, Oertruda Shana­ POOD fHOPPI For Annual Service Award The report also notes that ap- A telephone backup service AOOIDBNT8 Higher By han, chairmen of the board, OMuUdates for the Jayoee Berger has announced the open­ Is available when the center _ plications for exemptions for the said that out of 3,800 lists, only AT TROD “DMlnculahed Service Award,” ing cf another school to accom­ Is closed. A written warning for Improp­ elderly have also goes well 310 complaints w en received are now being aought by the For drug advisory informa­ er lane changing was Issued to k over the 100 mark this past PARKADI modate the large number of 5 Million and out of these only about 10 L tS tH D Vernon Jayoeea. Hie winner men registered for the Informal tion, call 646-201S. Carl M, Johnson of Andover, year, largely due to the revi­ were not resolved to the saUs- will be announced at the annual basketball practice. The Center after a collision yesterday ’The 1970-71 annual report by sion In the statutes, which re­ faotlon of the property owners. n/ruiw Ttnms ooukts A A OMAFTS C i t t r m L m j t dinner to be held Jan. 18. nao^ng at 11:80 on Center St. the Ellington Board of Aspessors Road School will be open at the entrance to tynch Mo­ KHKUMT TEHNIM OOUHTS A AAUINIATHATION £. WAreif TANK Toung men from the Vemon- Thursdays and Fridays from 6 tors near Broad St., Involving shows a 86.8 million Increase £ ' iMuuumrY etMTSR 1. W ii/p H ouse Tolland area, aged 31 up to 36, to 6:30 p.m. In the last grand list, even rUTUM HOOKtY KINK Police Log his van and a car driven by £ AAMt atMTKIt i m a are eligible to be nominated. Berger also said there will be Francolse A. Mathleu of 498 Tol- though the town dropped from He must have made a signifi­ a slight change In the Friday land Tpke, Furune neu> h o c h c y J. rtKM ANNEX A LAVATOHIES schedule at the Vernon Center ARRESTS 100 per cent assessment to 66 cant contribution to the commu­ per cent. £ row n o u n nity. The winner will be enter­ Middle School. Starting tomor­ Cleveland Ckxxlwln, 31, cf 193 BAMMUt AM A f TKKN OKNTgH row night, the gym will be open At E. Middle Tphe. and lud- The increase was realised ed In the Connecticut Jaycee .Homestead St., charged on a through a complete revaluation m t u a J THMATMCAL WOUKtHWt competition. Hie state winner to boys 13 years of age and Hartford warrant with larrenv afternoon at «>rougn a complete revaiuauoi b T t ^ s Z r ^ U«e-way collision Involved of property, the first since 1988 FUTimt VOLLEYBAU. i t TCNANCC. OAKA g f will then be entered In the U.8. older, from 6 to 7 p.m. The pe­ byoy possession of stolenstolep goods, ^.^^s driven by Beverly L. Peg- The assessors note that build- •sp v eo . riod from 7 to 9:80 p.m. will yesterday morning In connec­ ± STORASe SH£Q Jaycee competlon adiere ten ley of Vernon. Robert F. Cody **ig values had to be brought state winners will be named as be for adults only. tion with Items allegedly found America’s ten outatand- Menus In a recent drug raid at the of Andover, and Gary W. Cal'- “P to 1970 fair market value. 1 n g young men. The following lunches will be Homestead St. address; releas­ Un of Hebron. They explained that EUhigton served -in the elementary ed to the Hartford pcllce. was one of the two lowest land Forms for nominatii^ 1 ocal .schools next week: ' ____ A written warning for failure value towns in the state before candidates are being sent to Monday: Chicken cutlet, craA- . to yield right of way waa la- the revaluation. To bring assess­ churches and civic and business berry sauce, buttered noodles, Harry C. Mlllette Jr., 24, cf sued to Herbert T. Benson of ments up to this fair market groups. An Individual wishing to carrots, bread and butter, apple­ 62 Hollister at., charged on a 160 Highland St., after a col- value would have been a tre­ nominate someone should con­ sauce. warrant yesterday afternoon llslon on B. Center fit. near mendous shock to the property tact Richard Quttman, Jaycee Tuesday: Meat loaf, mashed with larceny by recelvln-r stol- Walker St. yesterday evening at committee chairman. potato, waxed beans, bread and ®°*“**®^*®" '*'tth 6:45, Involving his oar and Singers wlU present a pro­ and challenge In 20th century cust St., charged wlto operating ®P«olal material for women’s D ID A PICK-UP You Ju8t Can’t Beat gram following sujqier, and Brasil. The pubUc la Invited. A a motor vehicle without a 11- I D * LOAD John North will lead a Christ­ free-will offering will be taken. cense, early this morning on The Cormo was developed on Delivered mas carol sing. There will also Rachel Rd. Court date Dec. 20. Tasmania to toe last -10 years be a “Tankee Swap.” Mrs. WU- by crossbreeding Oorriedale TEL 228-9685 BOGNEirsr liam Kocher and Mrs. Walton Louis A. Arcari, 83, of Rocky sheep with superfine Merinos. ScKlecfitweg will head the sup­ County Jury per Committee end Mrs.V^- fred Kloter will be In charge of Probes Attica evening devotions. Slate Renamed WARSAW, N.Y. (AP) - ’Hie John T. Orlowskl has been re­ Wyoming County grand Jury to- elected president of St. Joseph’s veatigattog toe Attica ptiaon Society of St. Joseph’s Church. rebellkm wMl atart bearing wit­ The other otflcen, all re­ nesses Monday. any gift is a thougtful gift... elected, are: William Wajda, The 23 grand Jurors met vice president; Bruno Lissew- briefly Wednesday in what state lawyers termed a pisUml- ald,. treasurer; Cteorge Orous, ntuy session. financial secretary; John Ma- As is customary to grand chacek and John Dowglewlca, Jury proceedings, newsmen trustees; Bruno Barfcowskl and were barred. Eidmund Kuaz, auditors and Jo­ Presenting evidence for the X seph OiU, marshal. a REM L {ift state wlU be Asat Atty. Gen. N The St. Joseph’s Society is 71 Anthony Simonettl. JuaUce Car­ years old this year. man F. Ball is preeldtog over League Opens toe State Supreme Court probe. The A Division of the Stone The September r^ lU o n re- , \ Age League will open its sear rolted to toe deaths of 43 per­ is a compliinent! son tonight at 6:80 at the Ver­ sons, 82 Inmates and 11 prison V. non O nter Middle School wlfti employes. two games scheduled. Five teams are involved in the . 'X league. Large ladM ten The first game tonight will \ MIKE development PLAN be between the AAJ Package American lobsters measuring Q siJaZf " '' Store team and Kilroyh l^ilrlt about two feet long and w eld ­ ^ (■ Shop. At 7:4B, the Venton ing more than 80 pounds have ’Tramps and VTUowbrook Apart­ been recorded. One specimen tu. AM / ment teams will play. had a weight of 44H pounds,' ac­ Recreation Director Donald cording to Encyclopaedia Brit- tannlca. This schematic drawing; and toe ac­ ’The target date for the opening of the heating system will be activated. When The road leading up to toe area has worked up yet. The Building D*partm*nt companying; leg;end shows toe plans and center is now Jan. 10. toe building Is heated, youths who have been widened to two complete lanes. is preparing the electrical eiHmalaa. some of toe Impending; accomplishments About $9,000 has been spent for devel­ been working on toe prqjMt will begdn Harkins notes that original esUmates Power for toe center was brtNight In preparing the interior walls of toe Teen are as high as $250,000 for toe cost of to- from Santina Dr., southwest of the Te«n at toe Manchester Recreation Center, a opment of toe recreation center so far, Plan For according to Harkins. The bulk of this Center for painting. tally developing toe recreation center. Center. GbiWECtICUT SALVAIX former Hike Mlssle Site owned by toe has been spent for materials. TTie areas on toe drawing slated for a There have been “significant cost sav­ Next winter, Hartdns hopes to extend m HILUAKO ST. (cer. Adami) town. hcckey field and a beiseball field have ings,” however, Harkins observes, due toe Nwthview SU Slope Into the recre­ All of toe buildings at the site, with the MANCHESTER. CONN, MANCHESTER and VERNON Armed with some 872,600, toe total of been cleared and graded. There are In part to volunteer labor and equipment ation center eo that eUere may reofUly rhase M8J 7I2 exception of toe Teen Center building, some rocks In toe center of toe hockey time donated by local contractors, and use toe buUdinga propoeed for a warm­ Nike Site three appropriations made so far by toe eu-e Just shells wlto broken glass and area which have to be blasted out. Har­ In part by toe use made of toe e:^ting up hut and lavatories. H I , NEIGHBOR! Board of Directors for total development tiles strewn across the floors, toe prod­ kins says it Is uncertain vdietoer the water and sewer systems at toe site. Because of the eavlnge which have of/toe site, John Harkins, assistant town uct of years of vandalism. hockey area will be ready for use this Work planned for toe near future in­ been realised eo far, Hartdna hopes a suggests manager, members of Brotherhood in At the Teen Center, toe exterior has winter. cludes toe installation of drainage lead­ large i>ortian of toe renovatloae cf the Last week inaug­ Action, and various other volunteers, been painted, windows have been put in, The baseball field will probably not be ing from toe upper area of toe site (toe remaining buildings can be done with urated our first have been concentrating their efforts on lighting has been Installed, toe boiler ready for spring use, according to Har­ area of toe tennis courts) and extending toe money available, but he stresses, Thursday nite open­ Rec Center getting toe building proposed for a Teen has been refurbished. After a few kins, because there will not be enough power lines to that area. Bstimates' of ’’the variable is toe amount ot public In­ ing of the holiday Center ready for use. plumbing connections are finished, toe time to grow grass on toe field. toe cost of this project have not been volvement.” season and this schedule will contin­ ue until Xmas in ad-) Starkweather St.; Marc G. 44A, Ooventiy; Kenneth Gra- dition to our regular Manchester Mahleu, 496 Tolland ’Tpke.; An­ bow, 48 Scott Dr.; Amy Louise Friday and ^tur- BAN-LON drew R. Messier, Amston; , 16 KnoUwood.Dr. Ver­ Nursing Homes Form Hospital Notes George Miller, Vernon Garden non; Mrs. Lillian M. Galvin, day hours. I hope Apts., RockviUe; Scott K. Mon­ VlSITDrO HOURS East Hartford; Lori Marie my wife doesn’t find out that we were pretty busy tie, 269 Oak St., South Windsor. Flynn, 31 Strong St.; Mrs. that nite and start insisting on Year-round Thurs­ Intermediate Care Semi­ Also, TTiomas J. Moore, 47 private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 Celeste E. Doyer, Blast Hart­ Health Care Council day nite openings. It was only after exhaustive Maple St.; Mrs. PhylUs R. ford. p.m. - 8 p.m.; private rooms, Muska, Broad Brook; Blen M. Connecticut nursing: homes are oTgranizing an infor- / study and discussion that I reluctantly agreed to 10 a.m. • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 Also, Mrs. Janice DlBella, 173 the extension (we tossi^ a coin) and her r e f u ^ to PURITAN* Petersen. 78 Linden St.; Win­ Union St.; Mrs. Harriet G. Dar­ mation, complaint, and rieferral agrency to improve public p.m. slow G. Place; 187 Deepwood ------— — MMM-M WOO%A *a*MVWA SS«»U A/W It OVVMVU W by, 24 Jordt St.; Mary B. Con­ understanding of their health care role and to enhance make dinner until the matter had been settled to FULL-FASHIONED BAN-LON* Giving our taste Pediatrics; Parents allowed Dr.; John Savidakls, 129 Bryan her satisfaction. You don’t win many rounds with any time except noon—2 p.m.; nolly, Blast Hartford; ItolUp A. their public imagre. :■ <1 my wife, especially since she wears out the coin Dr.; William J. Schultz Sr., Chase, lie Birch Hill Dr., South The now groiq), probably toe ganlzaUons at too community others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. East Hartford; Mrs. Katherine first of Its kind in the country, level. till she makes best 14 out of 27. Self Service; 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Windsor; Mra. BUss, trs® * *"’*'!**** ^atmm » Mi bn«... ImN C. Simler, 143 Oakland Rd., 283 Highland St.; Mrs. Rose will be known as toe Council of Dellafera, of 143 8. Lokowood peddling lots of items Urtl KiMtoM- iw ihMw^ binJ. F.U ImhhntS cMMr. ArtwiwM. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. South Windsor; Mrs. Elsie A. sa^aiot Bayerowskl, Glastonbury; Ehnll Public Remwnslbllity In Health ciecle. Is administrator cf tbs s^table for gift giving and Pll try t o list some of wwh end dry. Alweyi ih ike|w end leftneii. Intensive Care and Coronary Turkls, 602 ’Tunnel Rd., Ver­ A. Anderson, 63 Norman St.; Care. It wUl begin operations crestfteld Convalescent Hospital them: Care; Immediate family only, non; Mrs. Dolly A. ’TutUe, 50 after the first of the year, with at 666 Vernon St. WOOKlIOi - Unt iIm *., I-MiHm «Mi m Nw.. OwiiMk, M*y. any time, limited ito five min Glendale Rd.; John A. Weer- Mrs. Laurie Almeldfi, 136 Pearl 1) SUverplate and stainless steel flatware from St.; Jennifer Abets, Beech Rd., offices In West Haven. ______National Silver and Oneida. Prices start at $8.80 ruby, ry., f.kw.y yrawi, imtIm U m, S-M-LXL iites. den m , 11 Clyde Rd.; Mrs. Theresa Wlllnauer, RFD 4, Tolland; Thomas N. Trevithick, "We see toe council essential­ for the 60 pc. stainless sets and stop at $^,60 aboutyours. Maternity: Fathers, U a.m. - Merrow; Mrs. Robert W. Phelps ly as an ombudsmen’s func­ Brewster St., Coventry; Mrs. for the 78 pc. service for 12 silverplate. Also M O M H U - ^ iIm*., Mwe turn.. WbH., Mvy, iJT tm , fk», 12:46 p.m., and 6:.30 p.m. - 8 and son, RFD 8, Ifiiblard Dr., tion,” explained Francis P. Seasonal Music thwn.il. ry.,A«MMbU,bUand. $14.95 in the stores — our price $7.90. Also ticut Association of Ebctended A program of folk carola, You think enough of someone to 12 In other areas, no limit In BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Health C!are Facilities Brentwood fine molded ware canistw seto and o gift hell enjoy self-service. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cur­ piano classics and vocal selec­ individual pieces starting at $4.48. end a bit more for a jpremium (CAEHCF). All emergency patients and tis Gaskell, Wtndsorvllle Rd., Bennet Concerts Tlie CABSlOF organised and tions, all appropriate to too 8) Two models of Antler Sleeping Bags at $8.60 inadian. Shouldn't it be the outpatients are requested to use Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. for years fo come S Set Next Week will fund the new council tem­ Christmas season, was heard tor an all cotton bag and $18.90 for an all nylon . . . the new emergency room Richard A. SSlUnskas, Dockerl porarily, Dellafera said, but to lost night by members of the one that tastes best? We think entrance off Armory St. Access Rd., ’Tolland, flannel lined bag certifi^ for below freezing Bennet Junior High School Insure Its Independence and Im- Chamhiade Musical Club in the weather. Canadian O.F.C. tastes best. to the entrance Is via existing DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: peurtlallty, management will be ’THIRI IS NO SUBSTITilTI FOR QUALITY’ driveways. will sponsor three special con­ Federation Room at Center Con­ 4) ^P® PlayeTs. catalog price And people seem to be agree­ Mrs. Mary L. Wlndel, Oolches- certs, Involving choirs from provided by an advisory board, lor; Mrs. BUsabelli Wardwell, and l<»gwrange funding will gregational Church. $129.96 for $68.80 with 4 free stereo tapes. Also Patients Today: 280 Grades 7, 8 and 9 and the school a lower priced model that can be operate on ing with \is. Storrs; Mrs. Gloria Swanson, band, next^week. The concerts, hopefully come from govern­ Miss Holly Urbanettl and uashhght batteries as well for $46.80 with no With good reason. Con ADMITTED TBSTBRDA Y: 221 St.; Gregory Sparks, to be held'Tuesday, Wednesday ment or pubUo foundation Miss Janet Peek, studenta at free tapes, and loto of stereo phonos in all price sidering now we select the Mrs. Shirley Baker, Bronx, 177 Spruce fit.; Harry R. Ry- and Thursday evenings, are all sources. Hartt College of Music, sang a brackets. All warranties will start after Jumas. N. Y.; Bernadette A. Balboni, londer, 27 Grove St.; scheduled to start at 7:80 p.m. The council will provide toe group of carola from various grain for O.F.C. And 343 Hackmatack St.; Ruth A. Eunice M. Ruff, 281 Autui^n Tuesday, toe seventh and public wlto Information about countries accompanied on the 5) Hair Stylist Curler with carrying cases, St.; Ann.Marie Rice, Bast Hart­ wtalog $29.96, our paltiy price $14.90. nurse it through every Bayrer, 886 W. Clentar St.; Lara elthth g r^ e choirs wl’l offer 16 where, how, and what commu­ guitar by Miss Peek. REG A L M E N Christensen, Stafford Springs. ford. numbers, ending with a finale nity health services are avail­ Mrs. Eldna Johnston of Ver­ Plus Xmas ornaments, thousands of records and step of distiUing. B e-' Also, Mrs. Jacqueline Also, Mrs. Joyce Pinney, Staf­ of “Jingle Bells” and “Wliite able, and toe adequacy and non, soprano, sang "Josu Item- stereo tapes, recliner chairs, carpeting, groceries, Crabbe, Main St., Vernon; Mrs. ford Springs; Mrs. Doris M. Christmas.” Melvin Lumpkin quality of services. blno” and ‘’The Virgin's num ­ toys, sand, speakers, and hundreds of things I ■THE COMPLETE MEN’S STORE' sides: if you think Mary C. Doll, 730 Spring St.; Peck, Gilead Rd., Andover; directs toe seventh grade choir, 'While It will lack enforce­ ber Song.” can’t even remember. MANCHESTER VtRNON enough of someone to William H. Drinkuth, Amaton; Mrs. Irene Neddow, 246 W. and Walter Gryzb handles toe ment authority wlto respect to Miss Marjorie Stephens, So come visit. The coffee, as usual, wlU be free, N -M MM STKH Mrs. Margaret L. Gilman, Am- High St.; Mrs. Gladys C. O'Oon- eighth grabe choir. complaints, Dellafera sold toe pianist, played the "Pastcwale" u i delicious and you won’t get a hard time 1 7 TIN -CITY PLAZA give it/ they might ston; Mrs. Samuel C. Gug- nqr, 366A N. Main St.; Joseph Wednesday will be toe band’s council will exercise consider­ from Handel’s Messiah, and anything — even a refund. My wife, also as Christmas stors hours tnink enough of you Uelmlno, 301 Blue Ridge Dr.; L. Nadeau, Broad Brook; Paul Christmas concert, wlto 14 of­ able and indirect influence on “Jeau, Joy of Man’s Desiring” usual, says “Don’t forget your wallet I’’ Mrs. Viola B. Jarvis, 46 Phelps D. Moyer, 96 Princeton St. ferings, Including a brass en- standards and quality of care by Bach. Miss Stephens also ao- to share it. Rd.; Joseph Katkauakas, 694 Also, John A. MlUer, 138 semble and the band major­ available to patients In nursing companled Mrs. Johnoton. BBMBHBBB ODB BX- MON. thru PRI. 9tM to 9t00 p.m. iliolland T’l^e,; Mrs. Oora L. Nortovlew Dr., South Windsor; ettes. Samuel Macaluso Is band homes. He said It will qperat* Mrs. Jerry Coro, chairman ot ^VSIDTO HOUB8 s 1HUB8. toe program, narratad Christ­ BVB (UOHHt) 6 to 9, VBl- SAT.9t30toSt30 M ON. thru SAT. tsBO to trOO p.m. Kruplnsky, 78 Redwood Rd.; Ira 'Metcalf, East Hartford; director, a n d Richard Dldan much toe same as a profession­ CanacKsnOJiC' Kenneth W. Langworthy, WUIl- man ouatoms. S iS 1# to 9 and UTUB- S A T.D IC I‘1 and IB 9tB0 to 9t00 p.m. STARTINO FRI. N O V. asth rvars MaldeUs, . SB Hawthorne will be announcer. al peer review committee, g a y i l S to 8. WB'BB BBST- Judge IB byour mantlo. St.; Mrs.' Sylvia LoPenta, 66 Thursday, toe ninth grade Arthur 6. PTemmlng, former Proceeds dt a fret will otfar- INO UBM m x XBIAfii Also, Gregory Lepage, 96 Wedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Madeline choir, directed by Walter secretary of the federal Depeut- Ing will be donated to the Tossi Welle fit.; Donald C. Longueull, T. , RFD 4, Coventry; Gryzb, will perform. Accompa­ ment of Health, Education, sad Welfare Department. CanadUn Whisky, Bottled In Canada, 86.8 Proof, Schehley Olstlllers Co., N.Y.C. Somers; Paul Mandak, Stafford Mrs. May L. Keefe, Enfield. nists are Sherri Applestetn suid Welfare, recently advocated es- Mra. Vlnoant ttotaa w w hospi­ Springs; Holly R. Martin, 34 Alsb, James A. Jacobs, Rt. Lynn Hodgkins. tabltihlng such ombudsmen or- tality chairman-

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PA- night at 8 p.m. at Community WORLD ALM m C pear In Manchester droult PMCTS Hall. Dr, Spaulding Re-Elected Plans Complete Court Deo. 27. The Board of Elduoation will iney’s GI Resort Status today s F U N N Y Offida] ExplaShs Steps ' Coffee House meet tonight at 8 in the library House Weighing For Carol Sing Ixifh Lonan, Bolton’s teen­ of Center School. W. & GUNNEY CO. By Conservation Group •er— ...... IP age coffee house, will be open The Bolttm Junior Women's Fridays from • to 11:30 p.m. For Rham Accreditation Plans are complete for the dub will hold Its Christmas Dr. Frederick W. Spaulding Price what aspect of conserva- A M IRA C LE during the high school basket­ Headquarters Grinds to Halt in Peace Th« {acuity at Rham ‘School onawcred would b e : What la the third annual Community Carol ituotion tonight at 8 at St. nnd Mrs. Mildred Schaller, both tion was his particular Interest, Tax Relief Bit ball season, so as not to oonlUot George’s Church, A business ISA W OMAN laat week heard Daniel Ma- process of interaction in the Sing to be held Deo. 10 at 7 By VINCENT STOVE anticipated the end are not un- R headquarters in Bydney’a re-elected he said noise pollution. HI. with game times. meeting will precede the pro­ , chairman and secretary, re- company tests mufflers and lonay of the New Bnfland As- schools? The philosophy com- duly concerned. less (Continued from Page One) cent of Investment In produc­ p-m. In front of ConunUnlty The group will itot meet on gram at 7:80. SYDNEY. Auitralla (AP) saubrlous Woolloot^Io gpectlvoly, of the Conservation delscl engines and looks for WHO WONT soolatlon of Colleges and Sec- mlttee then reports to the entire For Practical Gifts A spokoaman tive equipment ogafnat tax. ITia Hall. Once again Santa will ap- the last two Fridays o f this ondary Schools (NKACBS) ex- school for acceptance, rejection month because cf the Christ­ Yankee Doodle Dandy sand- r o T h e " to w l l n j * d“ f “ Rep. John W. Byrnes cf Wis­ bill would partly offMt this ben­ Manohester Evening Herald plain the reasons for school or revision, pear os a special guest and will mas ludldays. wlches are being taken off the Copenhaven,™ ”°‘lnre*nteS: !?ros.*'tn*di;'tm:mberrd"'L; “ “Lr TAUL consin, senior Republican mem­ efit by scaling down toe accel­ Balton correspondent Judith 1 VA,'- evaluation and accreditation There are also the school and visit with children who want to Plan Christmas Party menu. Hestnuronta whichdch once ’®’°ur years ago we modemade a Americans who served Into the ®pauldlng brought several _ lo snow organizationsK _ ber of the House Ways and erated depreciation the ’Treas­ Donohue, ’Pel. 648-84M. and how they are accomplished, community committee, which tell him their Christmas wishes. The Ladles’ Benevolent So­ Angel Corner Cabinets like Art Investment In R South Pacific durlr/r World War "«r®nt land tnwt I* ^ <0 1971 W NIA. Ih«. Means Committee, predicted ury had put into effect adminle- flouriahod with namea Nixon would do this. 1 Speaking In the school- 11- Is primarily a data collecting Refreshments vrill be served ciety of Bolton Congregational like A ll- servicemen. But that is II. King’s Cross slightly re- «Sr®®^en‘ « ‘ <> the meeting. He write a etter of commendation tratlvely. zona Inn are revortlng^ ))l bnuy. Maloney joined with group, and the ^donce corn- after the caroling. Church urill hold Its Chridtmas r to their not the case now. The market sembles New York’s Greenwich “"1 M«‘ d®"®*® ‘“’‘'‘I* ^ ment now available to overeeas World Almanac reca lls bers met last night with Mrs. Nancy Fenlty. Hostesses will be U eg. m JOO enacted and end the uncertsdn- to be answered regarding unbiased, has scheduled tryouts tomor­ spent six days In Sydney. They In the early daya of the R Ktog’s Cross. Some GIs*^ a^nt contrlbutlcns for pre- gge^hom ‘’*°‘* * subsidiaries. thatt from 1948-1952, 16 na­ Janet Gleason of the Junior Mrs. Helen Herrick, Mrs. Doro­ Todoy'i EU N NY will pov $1.00 for ty that has hung over the econ­ evaluation. They are: 1) Why Visiting Committee Plana poured tons of millions of dol- and R program some sendee- all toelr leave monev here nev- ®®*‘^‘"g open space land. The ®® toom. toch origiool "funnv" utod. S«nd aoot tion^ received about |12 Women’s Club, to discuss plans thy Sltay, Mrs. Alice Chick and row for Its children’s show, omy for a month." even have evaluation of a Maloney said that when the No. 1886 Into the economy. men spent as much as 12,000 er moving outside this crowded bas a Case Mt. S^l*® Volunteers fo; Todor'E f u n n y , 1200 Wo*l Thifd billion from the United for the club's street numbering Mrs. Kay . $4., Cltvolond, Ohio 4411), sohoolT 2) What Is the visiting committee arrives, "The Clown Who Ran Away." Over the past few months during a six-day stay' to Syd- concrete lunvie In the world’s $2,961.30. Most of this Ccnnectlcut Citizens Action Major provisions of the bill NHIAOSS? 3) What are the school activities should be oai> States, which greatly re­ project. Tltose working on the Mission Work Toplo Tryouts wlU be at Hebron Ele­ include: DAC Counselor stored economic health to project which will begin later Mission work In Vietnam will Sydney’s hotels, restaurants noy. The future was grim; cas- most thinly* populated contl- calaed by the sale of glass which was started by stages of evaluation? 4) What ‘‘^cd on as usual. The committee mentary School, from 7 to 9 and night spots have been feel- ualties were high, and there nent recycling. Ralph Nader, wrote the com­ —Increase to the personal ex­ is expected of the visiting com- vdll visit all the classes and will free Europe and halted this month will be assisted by be the subject of a presentation p.m. emption on this year’s income Visits Center Communlsm^s spread. the assessor and the planning tomorrow evening at 7:80 p.m. ing the effecU of a slow-down was little hope cf on earlv a ~ ^ .. . . . '” '® commission also pl.ms to mtoslcn sayln,'' It la looking for mlttee and what Is prepared for examine the written curriculum Acting parts to be filled are In the R and R prcyjram. So American withdrawal from motels to apply to the federal government volunteers for a citizens lobby Town Will Buy from $660 to $678 and on next 1971 group. at United Methodist Church. James C. Olcott, a youth the ccsnmlttee? 8) What hap- of oach department, Copyright O , for six men, seven women, and have the city’s Amerlcan-style Vietnam. s cross relled^moat ex- through the Bureau cf Outdoor change legislation for the year’s from $700 to $760. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Correction The public Is Invited to the counselor at the Drug Ad'Vtsory pens after the evaluation team Members of the visiting corn- five children. Rehearsals will Angel eeMnita eee temoua tori lestauranta, cab drivers, aouve- » Recently .. the.. GTs hnv« ®ciuaivoiy toelr girls. Recreation (BOR) frr funds for protection of the environment Tires, Chemicals —Increase to the minimum program, which will be preced­ Center, is spending a week as a leaves the school? nUttee are peafde who are rec- Information In last night’s begin In January. The director lesB^'fa'taUstlc.* American* o^asu" l.POO femmes operated In part of the purchase price of “ n't consumers. The Hartford- The tewn will open bids Dec. standard deduction, benefiting ed by a potluck supper at 6:30 toe T'lgr-tf l o o k 'd autbentto nlr shops and call girls. resident of Challenge House, a Why Evaluate? ommended by their superlnten- Herald pertaining to an acci­ Is John Horton and the producer allies have been down and U 8 height of toe R Case Mt, Dr. Spaulding said he based group was organized for 28 at 11 a.m. to the Municipal Icw-income taxpayera, to $1,060 p.m. OolonMI ^ d « t s n *00 oUKI i i m Those who invested too late treatment facility for heroin ad­ Rockville dent Friday at Rt. 6 and Steele Is Bertram Blsants of East Building for tires and tubes for this year and $1,300 next year. Evaluatlon, according to Ma- ‘***'*SjO*’ principals, and are ac- YankM crattamaw hlp. 1 ^ * 0 and too heavily are unhappy. Involvement is being phasednhased w "‘ •* o'-'n applicationappiicauon form rorm environmental «=■■»■■ u.nnBmai workworn buto has dicts Methuen, Mass. Crossing Rd. Incorrectly stated Mrs. Donald Cook, who serv­ Hampton. town vehicles, and fer various —Increase to the general to loney, is a school Improvement ^® evaluation corn- «h y pw talkad iha menudaotur- They tend to cL p ta ln that toe out. Now spending averages t i v e a ^ ®®“ ''“ ‘®»' Challenge House provides res­ Hospital Notes that Ray Flegert of WllUman- ed 'W ith her husband in India Money raised by the show chemicals. standard deduction next year program. It is done so that one I" “ «® prej^tatl^ They er Mto a mnoIcI prioe lor tola Australian government did not less than $60 a day. The men * regular professionals. Department of Environmental ^ idea of a postal card pol- idential treatment utilizing the can determine how the school to Ihe ^ulty, admlnlstra- tlc was charged with reckless and Vietnam for six years with will benefit elementary schools Units prices of passenger car, frem 14 to 16 per cent, up to a visiting hours are 13:30 to 8 month only, for our euetomoni protest at Washington’s decl- save money for their return ^ ®P«clal type of good-time Protection. utlon report that was discussed self-help concept which forces flU Into the community. students and to anyone driving. Flegert was not charg­ -the Church World Service orga­ In the Hebron area. Already truck, and tractor-grader tires $2,000 ceiling. slon to end R and R In Sydney home. / “ “ NOAOSS. Muddy Brook Rd., EMUngton; parture she might accept a apnllcaUon will be left with some town banks and from the present, swear eternal love, HUD, the commlsslrn decided, assoclaUcn. Dr. Spaulding is en- be used to water and sewage tion, a maximum cf $400 a primarily Involved with soft The NEAOSS position recog- Final Analysis Anthony DeCaril, Falrvlew A've., Inmate Asks Jury Trial wave goodby, and go back to even though the chances It will couraglng people to report any treatment and at town poola for mento, would be fully available drugs rather than heroin, many nlses this evaluation and adds Within 30 daya after the visit- Rockville; Jocui Waldron, ­ water treatment. to single parents or working of toe methods used to deal with certain criteria to It, enabling Ing committee leaves the rel St., Rockville. The first of nine Inmates, nectlon with a murder to Hart- 9 ^ *“ *■ ‘'®'‘ .‘’ ® Fr^*®** . are remote. HUD violations they find. a standard to be formed for all school, its r^>ort is sent to the We slice your heating bills Unit prices for 10 types of couples with income up to $18,- heroin addicts can be applied Discharged Tuesday: Donald chanred with attempted escape lord last July. He Is still at ^ , ?unds“for^sma1 T ^ chemicals to all are being ask­ COO a year and would be scaled . schools. These criteria, be said, school. A sub-committee Oien ^ - Many of these girls are now 'unds for small parks to heavily Harpiea Bear Name to other drug users, Mark H. Smith Jr., RFD 2, Tolland; from the State Prison In Som- *a*Y®- ed fer . The winner cf this bid down fer thoee above this level. are that the evaluation be plan- revtowa the conunendationa returning to typewriters, sales populated areas. The commis- p ^ ^ i as i. Swerdloff, center coordinator, ned, that It be systematic and and recommendations to deter- CSiarles Gray Jr., Baxter St, into even payments. ers, pleaded innocent to court counters and factories. ®*o" considering anplylng to r rom twreek Inyths will be the t o w n’ s supplier —Tax incentives for pcditical said. Tolland; Patricia Ckxiksey, Slat­ contributions—these approved organised, and that It be done mine which are valid and which this morning. Rogers Kelly, 32, Not all Gls settled for six ” GD for the Hilliard Pond RIO DE PANEIRO—Harpies, threugh Dec. 31, 1972. Riverway Bill by the adminiatraticn. An Indi­ by Informed personnel. are not. There is also a Ust of er Rd., Tolland; Fred Kelsh, days of hectic living. Hiou- area. 30-pound South American eagles elected to be tried by a jury vidual) could contribute up to WlHt is MEdOMT priorities and an accompanying Prospect St., RockvHle; Robert sands applied to be billeted Robert Price of 37 Linwood that have talons as large as Tankers Lengthened Unlucky Number And that’s what we’re offering with our of 12, on counts of criminal at­ Passes Senate $26, a couple up to $80, and The Now England Asspolatlon tlmetaWe for Implemmlatlon. Whitqile, River S t, Rockville; with Australian families. They Dr., who was ano''tnted recent- tigers’ claws and a 7-foot wing- BALTIMORE — Because oil tempt and conspiracy. charge half eff directly against The superstition rriating to of OoUeges and Secondary “ sub-committee agrees AUeen Montgomery, Brlmwood heating oil budget plan that spreads your ______WASHINGTON (AP) — The saw more of Australia and got 'Y t® the commisalon, attended span, were named for the har- cargoes corrode steel, tanker His counsel. Special Public inceme tax. Or they could take toe number IS being unlucky Is Schools Is an Institutional ac- ^vtth the report. It must make Dr., Rockville; Florence Good- payments evenly over the months. Defender Edword*^Y. O’Connell^ Senate passed today a bill to to know something of the way bis firat meeting last night, pies of Green mythology-^ear- midsections wear out faster land, South at., RockvUle; Sal- deductiona frem income for said to have had its origin in credltation agency with over to obtain any What you pay in June, you pay in Jan­ reserved the rirtt to file pre- ®®tobllsh a 23,800-acre Con- of life down here. Price Is a product engineer at some goddesses of toe wind, than bow, stem and machinery. 'vatore Avarlsta, Maple S t, Ver­ contributions up to $60 gr $100. toe fact that Chriat and his dis­ members—from public and pri­ funds necessary to implement Hmlnary motions before the n«cUcut Historic Riverway some have since returned as J*‘®obs Manufacturing Ck)., half-women, half-birds, that So shipyards convert a ship into non; Joanne McDonald, Glen- uary. —Restcraticn cf toe In­ ciples made a total of 1$ and vate schools, colleges and to^- the recommendations, and 'to trial, which Is listed for Jan. 5. U-mlle stre,tch of the immigrants, or hav® perauaded ''^®®* Hartford. were thought to seize the souls a jumbo tanker by replacing toe stcne Dr„ Rockville; Donna You get heating efficiency all year round vestment tax credit. Businesses that He was betrayed by one of nical schools. submit a statement. Indicating Meanwhile, state police have if”* *° Australia, ^fter Dr. Spaulding asked' of the dead. old midsection with longer one. whether there Is to be imme­ Leckner, Strickland St., Man­ with clean, dependable Mobil Heating Oil, cculd generally charge off 7 per them. flchools must live up to stand­ Identified a tenth suspect al- *° ®®** H«ldam. that was a contributing factor diate or delayed implementa- chester; Keith Way, F :^ Hol­ ards of membership to be elig- and convenient monthly payments you can ■legedly involved In the escape 'H'® bill, sponsored by Sens, to a 60 per cent increase In Ible for the evahiatton. Areas low Rd., Ellington; Ruth Daw­ count on. son, Erdonl Rd., Columbia; plan. Raymond , 21 was Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., American Immigrants last consldrined In these standards ^ toe sub - committee dls- Cali us now. We’re home heating specialists. And I-Sx9 - S/l TOP released from Somers April 18 Thomas J. McIntyre, D- year. are the competency and p r s | h agrees with the recommenda- Alice Burke, Oakmoor Dr., Ver­ and the next dpy hacksaw H.H., now goes to the House. ijitje G ls never became the aratlon cf the and tlons. It Is aUos^ time to reg- non. Budget Organizers, to make your winters more comfortable. tration, quality of tiie li- Istor a statement to that effect, 1 -SET FIR PLYWOOD BASE blades were sent Into toe pris- 'Die secretary of Interior brunt of antiwar eiements wlto- brary, morale cf the staff, ado- ®ub - committee’s final heating oil on concealed in a medical jour- would be authorized to acquire, in toe Auatrallan community, ouacy of the nhvalcal nlant. the statement is smt by the prlncl- Carving* Shote RB6. 129.00 nal and allegedly picked up by by condemnation If necessary. All changed into hired civilian another Inmate. Wright Is be- up to 6,000 acres. The remain- clothes on arrival and did not student services available and pal to the NDACB8 with a note, Hindu Mythology the curriculum. pointing out any Inaccuracies. M4I0UR SERtnOEl • PHONE S4M1I5 SPECIAL ing sought to connection with der of the area would constitute wear uniforms until they re- MembMshlp in the NBUC8B '^be NEACS8 then sends copies MAHABAUIIFVIUM, ImBa — * 2 4 . 6 5 this. a conservation zone and would turned. Huis they were not irijts tnat say Is voluntary. The gnxq> has ®f toe report to all agencies Rock carvings at this port city He has also been accused remain In private ownerriiip readily Identifiable as troops, been in existence since 1888, ccncemed. Including the State present a pictorial record cf MorUtrty Brothers along with three other persons exempt from condemnatitm as except perhaps for the Army and is one of the oldest of such Department of Education. The Hindu mythology preserved In­ of effecting the escape of a de- long as zoning standards are haircuts. ‘ ‘She’s L ovely-’ . . . organisations in the country. NBAOBS presents a recom- tact from the 7th century. iFor fendant In a Harrisburg, Pa. met. But almost all toe Gls who fltigTO o f ‘Evninattoti mended accreditation o f 1, 3, 5 60 years under the Palla'va courtroom, to 'which a shotgun The bill would authorize 'ex- passed through Sydney were Maloney said the first step Is or 10 years, or a dMiial of ac- kings, hundreds of sculpton W1 GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPSI was used, .two weeks ago. penditure of up to $17,460,000 p<^ttcally guarded and anxious the self-evaluation program, tak- credltation. worked an outcrcqi o f granite Police are also seeking for land, acquisition and $4.6 to avoid trouble. Sydney will ing about one year. Questions to At Stated Intervals thereaf- into cave temples, moooUthlc 31S CENTER STREET Wright for questioning In con- million for development. miss them—and their dollars. bO answered In this program ter, a i»ogress report is sent to shrines and monumental shore MANCHESTER include such things as: Are the NEAC6S, explaining wha^ temple. there things to be improved? has been rejected In relation to IMII What are the strengths upon the recommendatiims made by which the school can build? t^ NEIACSS. What are the weaknesses? ‘Maloney said the school must The responslbtllty for organiz- make continual progress. If tt is Ing and directing the evaluation to maintain its Inembetritip in ENTER THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF WINES 4 o- rests with the steering com- the NEAC86. mlttee which must set all dead------* ;‘VeV.Vv'9iijinnwi line dates, collect and be re- qxxialUe for the confidential Container Cars Off personal evaluations by the CHICAGO — The number of teachers, and review all ma- cars loaded with highway trsdl- " A - J 's Vtsii Our New terlals before presentation to gnj containers handled by toe e » ^ »taH- u .S . railroads In 1970 feU to 1.2 Bwh department in toe school « pg, cent from FAMOUS BODEGA ROOM Imaatne what llieae wooid do for your Sr^pfaute! S'*** pWtoe^. the previous year. Here, the basic question to be POMBIRAL CHATEAU PETRUS 1966 'SAINT BMILUON CHATEAU AUSONE 1964 A 1966 FIRST GROWTH CHEVAL BLANC 1964 f/PfPlACf ises FIRST GROWTH CHATEAU LAFTTB ROTHCHHD 1966 A 1967 FIRST COtOWTH CHA’TEAU LATOUR 1961, 1966 A lityr FIRST GROWTH CHATEAU MARGAUX 1966 EHSEMBLE FIRST GROWTH CHATRAU HAUT-BRION 1962 A 1966 INOLUDES SCBiaSN, FIBI08BT AND ANDIRONS ENHANCE YOUR SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHCHILD 1964 A 1966 SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU LBX>VILLE POTFERRE 1966 Black Long Sleeved Body Suits SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU GRUAD-LAROBE 1964 A 1966 Brass and Black HOUOAY FEAST SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU DUCRU-BEAUCAILLOU 1960 Reg. $49.00 Regularly SK! YOUR VERY BEST SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU DUFCHIT-VIVENS 1966 Reg. $58.00 to SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU LASCOMBEB 1966 8.99 5.99 SEC»ND GROWTH CHATEAU PICBON LALANDE 1964 WITH SECOND GROWTH GHA’TEAU PICHON LONOTHDVILLE 1966 * 3 6 . 0 0 SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU LEOVHLB LACASES * 4 5 . 0 0 zipper or button placket. Also :iylon 1961 A 1964 bubbles. BnnIun flat-knits, novelty SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU COS D’ESTOURNEL 1964 A 1966 SECOND GROWTH CHATEAU BRANE CANTENAC 1964 THE ELECANCE THIRD GROWTH CHATEAU CANTENAC BROWN 1969 A 1966 THIRD GROWTH CHATEAU PAIMER 1969 A 1904 t h i r d g r o w t h CHATEAU D’ISSAN 1962 COLOR-RAME OF A THIRD GROWTH CHATEAU KIRWAN 1967 t h i r d (HtOWTH CHATEAU BOYDOANTENAC 1964 A 1966 t h i r d GKIOWTH CHATEAU GIBOOURS I960 THIRD GROWTH CHATEAU LAGRANGE 1967 THIRD GROWTH CHATEAU LALAGUNE 1964 A 1966 OPEN THIRD GROWTH CHATEAU OALON SEGUR CHARGE V "StandoRT 1949 A 1961 ' -i ; GREAT FOURTH GROWTH CHATEAU BETCHBVELLE 1964 A 1966 «PlCS-tl lljP Large $95.00 FOURTH GROWTH CHATEAU TALBOT 1964 A 1980 UNTIL YOUR FOURTH GROWTH CHATEAU FRIEURELXCHINE 1900 FOURTH GROWTH CHATEAU MARQUIS DE TERME 1964 OLIAN, LON«. 10 P.M. Selection PURCHASES FOURTH GROWTH CHATEAU DUHART-MILON 1986 iASTINB n m LOtB. 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“A L P I N E CMft oubacriptlona of olx montha or more can be arranged by contacting our atore. TBL. 44tf.5258 — MANCHESTER “« A U S A-J’s PACKAGE STORE, INC. ■ o m i i a t v t u o ! b l° Sth S.7S 9f.6.V4 fered in W ftUl at home. but declined. Town in the Union of South Af­ the first meeting he has ever homeroom teachers for the bene-, terested in serving on the rec­ of selecting the town commit­ From his early childhood, he missed. Other members are Al­ M rs. JuMa H averl, a now ap­ Staphsn Pirog, Glenn Begle- "by plurality vote.,." FuneraJ| arrangements were rica. Under a series of fellow­ fit of substitutes. The two teach­ Robert E. Simmons, former­ reation commlttaa. Anyone with tee gives the committee Itself bert Hadlglan, Mrs. Jose Arm­ pointee, and the town’s first son and Damon - Plompen re­ T h e committee, Tueaday incomple displayed intellectual prowess ships, he then took field trips to ers said there are 26 substitutes ly doing business os Bob’s •ome background in any of tha sole power in deciding who will and' stamina that were to be­ Indonesia, Malaya and central strong and, Mrs. Jerome Rosen, selectman, Robert B. Post. ceived one-yaar pins. be on it. night, conaldered allowing Bunche's] hand In settling the on call. Sunoco Station, Bolton, and aru, crafts, sports, or enter­ prexy votes but v^ed against BoM^t Farm Appit or Strawbonif W ilt 9lli HJ7 come a trademark in his years Africa, where he lived with the newly elected. Absent was the oomijiittee’s Atty. Alex Goldfarb, counsel 1M9 Palestinian war came at a It was yoted that substitutes Mrs. Virginia D. Simmons, both tainment fields, or Just a wUl- this, the feeling being that ex­ at the United NaUons. natives. The board directed Mrs. Hills chairman, Gary Coleman. for the State Democratic Cen­ crucial time in the history of bo paid for a full day on any Bargains ingnoas to put In the Ume and cluding proxy vetes might Im­ Bunche was orphaned at the Joining the’^ staff of Howard to notify Dr. Maurice , as­ cf 15 Bolton Rd., Vernon, have Restgnations were received tral Committee, spoke to the the then-fledgllng United Na­ day considered a full day but work, is urged to contact Poet Seminar Tuesday prove attendance at the meet- age of" 14, and he and a sister University in 1938, he first en­ sociate ccmmlsslonor of the filed a voluntary petition in from members Dennis Keenan Vernon committee Tuesday tions. AT before Satqrday. inge and give those who do at­ went to live with their grand, tered government service at Division of Administrative Ser- pay would be pro-rated in other bankruptcy in U.S. District and Paul Jurovaty Jr., who In­ night. He ex]>lalned that Cbn- ALMADEN OF CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNES cases. Poet said he would be mak- On Child Abuse tend, more leverage. He took over aa acting mother In Los Angeles. the start of World War II, when tices in the State Department Court, Hartford. dicated that because of the necticut statutes allow for the Idg appointments to fUl the two- Two-flfthe of the membership mediator of the dispute after He helped support the family he served as a specialist on Af­ of Education that it trishes to It was brought out that ten The couple 'lists debts at other demands on their time, Child abuse and ConneoUout’s self-endorsing method, but the MANCHESTER OLDS vacancies before the meeting cf the town committee now con- ONE OP THE FINE CHAMPAGNES SERVED IN THE WHITE assassins gunned down the by laying carpets while attend­ rica in the Office of Strategic retain field services for 1973. towns responded to a survey $6,972.29 and assets at $320. they felt unable to serve the state and national party do not. scheduled next Wednesday. Post new child abuse law wUl be the stttutee a quorum at any meet­ U.N. mediator, Swedish Count ing high school, and later he Services. He Joined the State This would allow Superinten­ concerning substitute pay. Seven Manchester creditors are Vic­ committee adequately. Both He added that the national 63 FOBD FAIiODN W SUNHBAM also said that he discussed with topic of discussion Tuesday at ing. The previous percentage HOUE IN WASHINGTON, D.C. FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS. FOlke Bemadotte, In Jerusalem worked as a Janitor while at­ Department in a similar capac­ dent Myron CctUette to continue towns pay half salary for a tor DellaFera, $21; W.T. Grant members said they would like party could refuse to seat the 2>Door, 6-oyl., Auto. Alpine Roaditer Uie group last night Uie ap­ was twoAhlrde. This change and also killed the man at his tending the University of Cali­ ity In 1944. his services to the school. short day; two pay full rate and Co., $290; Jack's Tool, $60; to see the posts flUed with per­ the Senior Citisen Center. It Connecticut delegation at the pointment of two teen-agors as was made to com ply vrUh state MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES A SPECIAL OCCASION AND side, wrongly assumed to have fornia at Los Angeles, Bunche was known at the The board voted to comply one pro-rates the salary. Manchester Memorial Hospital, S S 0 9 S79S sons who could devote the effort wUl be at a oeminar conducted convenUon, If It did not chanae been IBunche. consultants to the committee. rules. In his four years at UCLA, he United Nations for his skill in with Phase 2 wage freeze which The hot lunch report shows $24.46; Atty. John O'Connor, and Ume to the commission by the Child Advocacy Center, Us method. SELECT ALMADEN CHAMPAGNES FOR YOUR GUESTS . . . earned letters in baseball, foot­ The ONLY Oldemobile De*der Offering Anyone interested in serving in An open caucus, fer naming Refusing the protection of an handling complex problems, went into effect Nov. 14. Teach­ aa accrued balance of $97 and $100 and Dr. John Wheeler, $20. that It requires in order to be v^oh is under sponsorship of While revising its rules to ball and basketball and gradu­ 86 Months or 86,000 M ile New Oar Warranty. that capacity Is aloo aeked to town cemmittee members, will armed guard, Bunche gathered and both Dag Hammarskjold ers are operating under last an average dally lunch count of Vernon creditors are Connect­ effecU ve. the Connecticut ChUd Welfare comply with the state and na­ ated summa cum laude with a contact him before Saturday. be held semetime in April, 1972. all parties on the island of and U Thant, the secretarles- year's contract and salary in­ 238. Last year at this time the icut Bank and Trust, $411; ' Tentative Programs AasoolaUon (OCWA). tional order, the local Demo- HOLIDAY WRAPPED Rhodes and wrote the settle­ degree In internaticnal rela­ general he served under, relied creases agreed upon in August report was in the red by $116. Goodyear, $97; Dr. Luke O'Con­ MacDonald discussed with the crata also voted to make some Manobester Bvenlng Herald The seminar will Include the ment that Anally ended the tions. Local residents, recognis­ on him to head crucial special will now go into effect. Personnel,had been reduced and nor, $16; Rockville Florist, members some of the tentative other changes In the party GIFT CERTIFICATES . . . GIFT WINE PACKS Andover correepondent, Anna medical, legal and social 'Conservation Began fighting after seven weeks. ing his great promise, raised missions. The board also voted to pay there is no more free milk. $17.60 and Vernon Auto Supply, programs which might be imple­ rules, whUe some other sug­ Frtotna, tel. 74t-M47. aspeota of reporting ohUd abuse, Ool. Mbhamed Ibrahim Seif an additional amount .to get an­ The board adopted the Per­ $27. aitver U m tl Hartford Road, MonohMtsr mented for this winter, such as and will be attended by those gested changes were discussed In France in 1853 but not approved. Eiddine of Elgypt later hailed other $26,000 major medical sonnel I>ollcles for Non-Profes­ Other area creditors are; a skating program and sledding profeesions Involved in child FULL LINE OF BEAM COLLECTOR BOHLES prie.d from $12.40 him as "one of the world’s The number o t committee PARIS — In 1969 a group of coverage raising the coverage sional Employes as presented. Walter Flucklger, Ellington, 648-1611 program . 1/.S, Life Insurants abuse reporting, such os emer­ Wo Carry A Comploto Lino of Importod and Domastie Winat greatest men," and Israeli dip­ members will remain at 7 6 painters asked Nap<4aon HI Today in History to $60,000. Members had copies to read $400; George Pearl, Rockville, Discussed also was the pos­ gency room personnel, police, lomat Walter Eytan called his Worth $1.4 TriiUon making it one o t the largest to make part of the Forest of They ratified the contract of prior to the meeting. $100; Al Pullo, Bolton, $1,600; sibility of setting up-a square ■oclal woefcers, teaotaera and efforts "superhuman.” Today is niursday, Deo. 9, Churches called for a phased NBW YORK — Total Ufa in­ town committees In the state. Fontainebleau near Paris a na­ YOUTL FIND IREMENDOUS SAVINGS POSSIBLE ON Mrs. Norma Keegan as physi­ Principal CHarence Edmond­ Superior Gas, Ellington, $40. dance group which would meet clergy. The "teaching team” the 343rd day of 1971. There are withdrawal of U.S. troops from surance in force in the xmited It haa been at this figure for ture reserve. Their request was HARVEST HILL DISCOVERY BRANDS. Bunche, himself, marked the periodically, and the poosibiUty wUl constat of Dr. Susan Sgroi, 22 days left in the year. Vietnam, to be replaced by a States oUmbed to $1.4 triU loa in about 16 years. granted, the first official step CHARGE ACCOUNTS UPON REQUEST. occasion by presenting each of using the school’s all-purpose Today's Highlight In History U.N. peace-keeping force. 19T0. An a vera ge o f $20,900 o f medical consultant to OCWA; In the section of the rules In conservation in France. delegate at the Rhodes talks room to r this group. At^. Mary Hennessey, d^uty with a reproduction of ancient On this date in 1941, Japanese One Year Ago life Insurance per family aloo concerning elecUon of officers, WE SELL PACKAGED ICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCR^ troops invaded the Philippines MacDonald said he is planning was reached, a rise of p.,400 in dlraotor of Neigtabortiood Legal the words "who shall be of the Oreek pots made in a local fac­ A new Soviet budget proposed to oend out a circular to towns­ Servicas Inc.; Mlsa JoAnn Devdoped Wriling tory. Asked what he would at A e beginning of the Pacific a defense outlay the same as a year. op p oolto sex" were deleted fo’- people asking what type of pro- , administrative assistant The art of writing was prob­ have done with the gifts if the war. tot the previous year and set lowlng, "Within one week after grama they would like to see in to CeWA; and Mrs. Jeanette ably developed about 6,000 years SEVEN LOORTIONS TO SERVE YOU talks had failed, he replied: " I On This Date only modest production goals. Inyestments Up 55% electlim, the memberahip-riect In 1608, the English poet,' the town. DlUe, executive director of of the town committee shall ago by the Sumerians, who would have sm a^ed them over OCWA. J < ^ Milton, was born in Lon­ ^.jloliday Photo Store! He commented about the ex­ NBW YORK—During the past meet for organixatlon and ahall lived in the cltlea between the your heads." five years foreign investments The seminar will be conduct­ Wert I Bundle Joined the United Na­ don. Japan T o Permit tensive recreational program in elect a chairman, vice, chair­ Tigris and Buphrates rivers. m-etu Caldor In the United States Inure grown ed from 6:90 a.m. to noon, with man, . .’ ’ Their temples contained accu­ tions at Its inception, Arst as a In 1793, Noah Webster estab­ effect in the town' of Marlbor­ by 66 per cent while American a repeat eeoslan from 1:80 to technical adviser in 1946 on lished New York’s first daily More Pork Imports ough, of wMdi be is also di­ fThe reaaon for deleting mulations of written records m newspaper. Fantastic Savings On These Gift Items! rector. He said that with a com­ Investments abroad ha've in­ 4 p.m. No reglstratlan or foe the portion referring to the sex which were probably the earli­ loan from the U.S. State De­ TOKYO—Japan has decided to mittee of olx peofde, that tosm creased 85 per cent. Is required. of the officers revolved around est libraries. partment, where he had worked In 1884, Alfred Lord Tenny­ permit the importation of an has a gym program, a swim­ two years as a specialist on Af­ son’s famous poem "The additional 10,000 metric tons of rican and colonial affairs. Charge of the Light Brigade" pork at once as an emergency ming program, programs for He Joined the U.N. staff full was published in England. step to check rising domestic toen-agers, senior clUsens, and time in 1947 and aAer a series In 1934, Ethiopian and Italian prices. The pork wlU be import­ every age group. of ^>ecial missions was ap­ troops clashed bn the border ed from the United States, Tosm Park 8aggeoto6 between Italian Somaliland and CWorBrUfy-r'-oN-’ V- pointed undersecretary without Taiwan and Australia. SPECIAL Post suggested that possibly T.. OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT ^ portfolio in 196S. Ethiopia. PVRCHASEI the 60 or so acres owned by the Living in New York, he gave In 1940, British troops opened C i i l d o v town in the Burnap Brook FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! himself freely to the cause cft their first offensive in North A f­ Fire Victim Dies vicinity could be designated as equal rights for Negroes, deliv­ rica in .World War II . a town park. oliday Gift Sale! ering countless q>eeches and In 1944, allied troops cracked BERLIN CAP) — David He noted that it is one of the taking part in civil rights dem- German defense lines near Aa­ Ellison, 79, of Berlin, burned in most scenic areas in town, with onstrations. In 1966,. he chen, Germany. his home last Friday night, grovea of pine trees and the Save OB marched alongside Dr. Martin Tea Yeans Ago died Wednesday at New Britain brook winding its way through­ Stock! Duther King Jr. in the Freedom Tanganyika became the 28th General Hospital. out the pn^rty. Baoy access , March from Selma to Mont­ independent nation in Africa as He apparently fell asleep in a could be gained to the area gomery, Ala. Britain turned over control to a living room chair while smok­ Use The with a dirt road from 'Wales His distaste for segregation local government. ing, said Berlin Fire Chief Ed- Rd. as practiced in Washington, Five Years Ago waTO Haber. Ellison lived l]Veir Low Ligh t] Oilier Programa D.C., led him in 1948 to refuse T h e National Council of alone. It was mentioned that .thooe You Sate It On T H Film$! students who are interested in basketball, but fail to make the school teams at Rham, would certainly be interested in a tri­ K^stone Everflasli B e l l & H o w e U GAF8tolSuper8 town basketball team open to > DON’T BUY youngsters from Andover, He­ Insta-Load Camera Dud 8 Zoom Projector Two Speed Power Zoom bron and MAiborough- Other such actlvltlea which are of interest to young people who do not pcuttdpate on the PANELING Our school teams, could also be Rufl. pursued. UNTIL YOU'VE SHOPPED » 29.87 „ 114.97 s.149.77 MacDonald mentioned os a . A..h no flashcubei - 88.88^ poeslbillty the formation of a coffee house for toen-agers. All UMe League Field Men's Fancy Weather Misses' Corduroy ft Weingait' and Bonneau, who Men's Heavy Alaska Men's Norwegian ■ s g ./ ii PLYWOOD CENTER are in charge of the Little Flannel A Q Q Fishermen, g \ tajiA' Melton Pant Coats SYLVANIA FLASH SALE League teams in town, noted S 32.99 Minolta Alrequipt that they have a very difficult i s 5.99 Tail Shirt Ski Knits V o W i ROUTE 83 LAPP PLAZA VERNON time in using the school’s ball- Rainproof with zip-out liner; Regolar Flash Cnbes Best quality never-iron solids, plaids. 36-46. fleuL They ssld that conslder- Famous make brushed cotton in Hi-bulk Orion ■< reindeer or Autopak poly/cotton fabric! New collars, matched classic plaids. Long Padcageo of 3.'606n6«seesee6i66Sg«6t#g6»o.77* I Remote aUe noUOe has to be given the jacquard ski crews. Also wool Exciting group of our best tell­ WHERE EVERY DAY YOU culls, look-again colors. 1 4 to tails; S to XL. Irish knit jacquard crews. S to Men's Pilelined Surcoats school when they plan to use the ers! Quut or pile lined for toasty 17. XL. Insta-Load Slide field, and it is InqiosslMe then Warm toppers in top-plaids. 1 2 . 9 9 warmth. Sizes 8 to 18. OUT e PANELS - GET 1 *X* Moglcnbes to change practice or game Camera ' Package of 3...., Projector datoa at short notice. (WHEN BUYING ALL THE SAME TYPE) Bven wHh the use of the sciwxd held, they said it would Men's Wide, Bold Men's CPO Wool TELEPHONE 875-4304 Deluxe rangefinder Hl-Power Cnbeo Forward, reverse by be. better if they had the use of Men's Thermal Lined Men's Racing and Misses' Lined Misses' Bulky Warm OPEN TILL 8 P.M. model, fast f/2.8 coated another field, also. They asked Package of 2 •6 0 inaa6 6 gat6 i 6 6 6 t6 gB«g«B» remote. 500 watt blow­ 5 4 ’^" Polyester Ties Plaid jaeshirts Hooded Sweat Shirts Driving Gloves Leather Gloves Knit Hat Group lens. Our Reg. 61.99 4 9 ” er cooled brilliance. the first selectman to look into Our Rug. 69.99 Great OlftI Beret, helmet, the poMlblUty of using some Never wrinkle Warm brushed Speciall Laminated cottonon __ _ Shorty to belowleiow ^ crusader. All Me- M town property for this purpose, fa b ric s in a wools in a good blends, full mid-arm lengths. PAINTERS & PANELING SPECIALS M3/M3B Airequipt Auto Focus Projector Graw and others. * # E Minolta Himatic o r p e rh a ^ having townq>ele rainbow of solids, selection of thermal line cuffed A c r y lic Acrylic knits, cro- ^ 4 1«6« 35mm Camera Our Reg. 79.99 69»88 Package of 12. with suitable 'and permit them jacqnurds, matched plaids. S Full zip, great2 5.99 w o o l / ven ted sherpa lined.ft 6'/y 5.99 Our Rag. 89,99.^...... 69.88 2.99 leather racers. Racer Chets, stretch Spice Wood to use the prcqierty for a b«dl- stripes. to XL. 6.99 colors. 4 9 9 to 8. Top of the Linel Classic colors. sizes. The Finest fleld . Kodak A Great Gift t Hoe of Sobool Orounds ea Automatic Aloo mentioned was the fact Fully that aXhouih elementary 32x96 tnEXFUrVIMllPIIIT Polaroid Madd^ Polaroid GAP school has about 10 acres of Boys' Sport • Girls' Orion “ Girls' \L Auto. grounds w ith an additional 66 Color Pack Instant- or oo aorea of town land adja­ Shirts Holiday Sweaters Holiday Golden Spice cent to It, no one la permitted Carousel Load to use these faculties except by • 450 special permission and with N ew • Qirls' Bonded Sleepwear Projector ‘X’ Cube adequate wpervioton. Only with PcM said he would contact the 2.99 Skirts and 4x7 II64H chairman of the Boa$d of Bd- nr Quiet operation, No flash batteYy Gift Kit ucatlon to invesUgata the poe- long bell sleeves.dei Pant Skirts hi/low bright­ Focus Flash needed. Includes slblUty of opening up the sobool 2 button cuffs. 8 to 18. GAL. 88 grounds for use. The entire Our Reg. to 4.99 Girls' Spanish ness. 140 slide camera, 3-(X) cubes, B eg . L U t $7.00 tray included. color filirn, case. 1 4 8 8 group felt It was a sad waste of Gowns faculties to have this area not Cartoon Knit Limited Time Only! 149 jamas in Granada White Sc Ready-Mixed Colon Full color in 60 seconds, In use every weekend, every ^ brushed nylon. Misses' Agfachrome black/white in IS sec­ 4 4 week day alter school, every Dresses Dainty lace onds. Tim er tells when Slide Tray Specials holiday, vacaUon and all sum­ and embroidery Suede trims. 4 to 14. picture is ready. m er long. » 6 “ ,i Color Slide Film Sale 128 Sawyers Post said other towns also ““-3 .9 9 Handbags 5.99 4x8 Rototray...... — 1 .6 6 have school playgrounds, and No-iron brushed iKKmmjoB WE HONOR 35mm 20 exp. Fcee Picture Frame many of them are open to the denim fhires. 4 Fashion's beloved shoulder bags, with processing. 2.39 pubUo. He cited Uie town of c o n I r a s t i n g top handle or pouches! Zingy hmi- . with3Pkg. of #108 Film Keystone Carousel Manohester, where, he said, ha pockets. 8 to 18. day shades! Rarn Roard EHING WRITE KC-80...... seas youngsters in the school 35mm 35 exp. ...1 .7 9 PnriioR i*fUi m m cMwrinf playgroundB waakands and holi­ plfm Mli to mato almaat with processbig eeeeeteee6 0 0 t 0 6 6 « 6 6 3 .4 4 days. Ha noted that most towns any caMnf a ana eaat fak. Kodak Carousel * 5 ^ . . Eaay to raN ar toirafi. lAVC and cities have pubUo pariu 140...... which provide playgrounds, ball- VINYL 4x8 OVER 80%...REGULAR 126-20 exp. fy rt Q ...3 .4 9 Boys' Thermal U8TI8.S0I 3.79» flalds and other facUlUss, all with processing...... Attractive frame that hanygi or Airequipt opm to the pubUo and without Underwear WE DELIVER stands on desk. Now thru Satur­ suporvlstoii. C hrisItoH K ia nMriirs Ginger Wood SPECIAL WITH 9 9 47 LOW COJf Stock Up Now! day, Dec. 11. Only 76 per store. Metal Magazine...... 1 .4 9 Post said that Insuranoa cov­ Misses' Jewel Boxes QALLON PURCHAU ro / U A9IAS OIU,. erage cannot be too prohlMUva Long sleeve, crew Now Only OP UTCX PUT UnNedlUu neck lopi fly front See Our Large Selecdon Assorted 2 r SATIN ENAMEL! •mri If aU tha other oommunlUes Big see-Ihru vinyl > 3 * 9 . . drawers. .\ll For manage to keep their parks »12 .n.,»18 wllh colored Rings cotlon knil. S. M. border t li a t Santa, nativity, belli, fireplace, 4x8 and sobool grounds open. Ho Luxurious chests in slunning fur­ Simululed stone and pedrl rings - matches handle. stocking, tree, praying hands • cocktail, engagement, dinner noted that parhiyw the town niture styling! Elejtani gift! 99 many more! ______MORE PALL SPECIALS ON: In maintaining these feoUitlos, styles. Internal size adjustment. a ARMSTRONG CEILINGS a CARPETING « FLOOR TILE Manchester assumes no UablUty for their, aSAP-O'LIN PAINTS a PLYWOOD a SHEATHING UM* ■ — w 'k l Sola Thors, thru Sot. He wiU ask that tha insuranoa 145 Tolland Turnplice Man. thro Frl.9i*0a.m. la 10 p.m. angta be UMroughly ohaoked out Men's Fur*like R«g. 1.99 Monehostor Sale Thurs. Chanel toe. new higheiJtMl. Saturday 9 a.m. ta 10 p.m. wlOi the Boliool’B Insuranoa BUY NOW. IF YOU'RE PLANNING Bright, crinkle patent flntF ogont.and a report mada on tbs Jewel Boxes Exit 93, W ilbur Cross Parkway thru Sat. Open U ie zipper from top to toe. ANY PAINTING PROJECTS! . pros and oons of having the And Others. M45 Tolland Tumpika school property open at aU Ivery Night Sweetheart lop line. 3 to 10. times. He referred only, in this N

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 PAfl» TWBNTr 7 ------h^NCHMSfBR EV B li^G HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 PAGE TWEMTY*ONf B U G S B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB Change in Party Rules Softy Santa ' 1UM-TUM^TUM> J LAV O f f TM' . M t T A R Pendiffton Shrts snd RACKirr, MOP MORNIM. ! IAKV XVB HBARP OF TMA.T ■By O A T A POLLAN------A M o u n ta in M TUVIH' r INFAMOUS OWLBCLUSu».7 Amwtr •• I ^ ARin LIISA ' ■ A ^ J IT ^ Democrats W ill Pick Gommittee MAH. V K Your Daify AdMfy Oulde H tin. It jft PRU Music in the Air » Atterdleg 7o Ihe tian, • (OonUnnsd from Page One) If ocK tM CMtPA TO dlK s n & ^ L nilENRP! NEW VEARlS I.VB To dsvsIop'msMoge for Thuridoy, read words corraaponding to numben y?-31-53-5^ Ocala caverns, a tourist attrac- Atrf MOPEPT ffO PIT WILL PARTY FOR THH DOWN HELP U# PINANCE ■— MtMW«*.'-— ACROSB From W ithin Voting Districts of your Zodloe birth sign. 7H22L tlcn. FAMOU0 CHA8ITIW.' iStrlniiad 1 Deviate from I You 31 IndliroMd 41 Sot SCOtFK) In his sunshine workshop hs initrumtnt vertical 2M««nbor 32 Fay 42 Poyt ocr. 114 o u r o n i L L S Sinsinf voica (gaol.) I^UAYH 3 AiptCM 33 Your 43 To NOK, I f ' sits on a throne—a specially * ** r «»opUd, be- bemr reduced In eome dletrioU, 44PomU>Io C A L L T H E B “---- »lonB, 2 Oparatlo lolo tneinM Meponer) came known u the “minority eome of the present committee 4Nollilng 34 On made wooden chair bound in P o u e s [ little dogle" 3 Rhythmic Sli 35 Of 45 M^lngful 8- 913.15/ /' I la Region T h e D em ocratic Tow n *»«>au»e it w m appar- membere wUl not be on the mc^ESQOX 411 14Co-worlior 44 Camollmtrv34-57'40 leather. lilenoa MMINI 37Aiki 47 DHIflont ------ISIiOweit' 4Stapa Com m ittee laat niirht ndnnt. prepared by a minority o( town committee after ApM 11. 7 With SAortTAaiui Come Christmas Bvs he will w m ^ t ^ i m n l j ^ t a d f^ ^ “ »e execuUve board. Hie proposed emendmmt to 8 Don't 38aoword 460KingM female 5 Part of a propoaad 90o aSHoppom 49 Should nor. forego the reindeer for tinging voice musical staff ed by a near Ul^imoua Members of the exeouttve the dlirtrlot plan did not paae. lOMoy 40 For 70GomWof OK. wheels—a car reinforced with ISEp^h 6 Pyrazine 22 Enunciate 40 Season olyaar n A 41 Rotourcot 71 Now IS Celt off i f ^ ita rulea board reported that thera were 42 Favor 72Porianal 23-34-5447/ 4-by-4a. 789 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 7 Une on a 24Dlaease 43Shallfldi ------l2SoHd 74-76-79. 17 Correlative musical note 45MlUtary which prpvidet for endorse- two meettnee of the boiud. At tSUnnocoftory 43 And 73 Aquliltlon of neither maneuver m ent o f tow n com m ittee toe tlrat of these meeUnfi, a m utt be filed CANCia 14 l«klne 44 Condition 74Sootch CAFSICOaN For a rich brown' crust on 8 Fountain 45 Your 75 Got . . . where you*re a friend^ MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 18 Diner concoction! 26 Significant 48 Palm fruit m em bers in each v o tin g die- compromise plan waa propoiwd by tomorrou). ISTievolIng OK. 11 your pies, mix an sgg yolk with 19 Fancy 47Radaet UThoro't 44 Ivor 76 To at well at a euttomer! 9 Sympathetic point in a trict b y d istrict caucus. y *«reby there would be one ------17 Indkoto 47 Mind 77Ahood JAM. If a taaqioon of cold water and RON THINKS 1 COULD [I'LL MISS you LIKE WILL you STAY 21 Stupefy chearfulneti course 48 DuekUka bird 23 Body of water The rote capped a lone and commKtee member for each 200 Before the queeUone finaUv . M0:aT41 ISTolk 48Suro 78 Atttntion 444547-59, spread over the pie cruet before Come In and Register for Free Hawaiian Trip! STRAWHTEN THIN05 , CRAZY, MINERVA HERE-OR MOVE 10 Press 28 Parotitis SO Love god 19 lucky 49 You 79 Dkeovor 53444ff PHIL-'i JUST TALKED 7D RON OUT-BUT IT ^ L D —BUT IF HE IN WITH MICKEY 24 Tenet 51UB. coin tents meeUnf which began DemooraUo votara In a district cams time to vote, jttZtltS £ baking. 11 Biblical weed 30 Continent 20 8roak 50 Molt 80 Involvo AQUARIUS — THERE ARE SOME PROBLEMS, TAKE A COUPLE OF NEEDS yOURHELR AND YOUR 27 Newipaper 16 Sketcher 31 Strait 52 Brink with oonrideratton of a plan to to at-large members. The asked whether a slm ^s majori- 21 Fool 51 Moy 81 It AT OUR FACTORY IN ORAND WEEKS-ANO I HATE you SHOULD 607 SISTER? paragraph JUIY ii S20ppoilto 82Hopplnow JAM. to 20 Toothed 33 Hortaman 55 Educational endorse town eommlttee mem- committee would have had TO ty or a 2-8 vote would be needed 22 Of TO LEAVE you, DARLING. 29Boy'iname wheels 35 Easily reached group (ab.) AUt. » 23fmbotfc S3 Enjoy 83Spoeiol II. _'HE - 32 Craving for ben by townwlds eauous, Hiat members under this plan. to pass sithsr of the piaw After 24 Or 54A 84 fU. DOESN'T 4- liquids plan Was dsfsaUd by a 42 to At that first meeting, a sub- a raoeas. Town (3ialnnan Ted 7-12-14-25 25 You SSKoop 85lt V/ANT r r r r r r r A r IT 75-77 24A S4A S4Quiot 50-7 34 Swell up, aa a , 8 roU oaU vote, committee of the executive Oimmlngs reported ttet the ANV« musical sound n VltOO 27 Promotion 57Vliitlng 87 Fovort FISCSS d II U Tha new rules bring the looal ’ hoard, later becoming known party rules made no mention of 28PomIWo SSGront 88Promrily hmmmSmmLSSlmmm&mm Md L 36 Orthorhombic L 29 Drain 59 Now 89Hoolth mineral nr IT I? eonunlttoe Into line wlUi as the minority, was charg'ed toe vote required to change the 30 Upon 40Todoy 90Rkki MAS. 10 37 Lacquer ehangea in state party nilas ’*Nth finding a workable way to Fvles and the stats statutes \3^17.2S.29 ingredient nr 11 u adoetod at a oenvenUon Oot Implsmsnt the plan. Instead, the ^ r e “equally devoid” of such (^Good ^)AdvefM >ll-19-20Mi 38 Let fly ,)30^1 Ikll 39-55-85441. OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 39 Al»orbed fl 2. Ilw stats rulas directed town subcommittee returned at a aec- a stipulation. Referring to Rob- 41 Tibetan ox tr 5T ■ 81 oommlttoee to end the seU-per- o«d meeting with the plan based ert’* Rules of Order, Oimminga YEAH,I bowled dREAT RAPa n d TIM VBSt ANDHES 42 Oriental coin r petiudlng method of selaoUng solely on district repieeentatlop, Fuled that a 2-8 vote wus rS' ' Tkff Antwsr To Your Gift ProbUml i l l TONIdHT—BEST SCORE PASTED A BIO IN SUCHOOOD 44Cuitoms 8T oommlttoe members. Under toe plan adopted laat night be- qulred. « ^ I’VE EVER HAD/ WH me NUMBER OPIRnSHEWEKJT 46 Take away After tbe voice vote on the Hong Kong Flu Warning 80NOEAMPS \ ALONOWITH . 49 Female IT toeaa old rules, town commit- causa the subcommittee found PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER BOWUNO BALLj THEIRAAO... ' relative tea meinban virtually voted toe district and at-laige com- dletriot plan, he ruled thnt the A Subteripfion To Tho BY THE WAV. THAT WAS ] BBPORE HE AND NOW7HEY 53Buatie themaelves into offloe every hlnaUcn unworicable. vote was more than the needed H A ! T H E V CAUGHT) BUT THE T/AKINKS HIS PICTURE] A SWELL TRICIC YOU LEFT, PEEL CHBATEtV 31 41 Sounded for Some Areas T H E BANK'S 54 Retaliated, two years. There was some dispute over two thirds. A B A N K B 1 A . N p IT r jl c a m e r a <3 0 TJ COURT WITHOUT ,HIS FELLOWS PULLED aiablow d REO-HANOEDOEC>r A P E R F E C T LET HIM Under tha plan, the town ^ a t votes of the executive Tbe rules changes must be WASHCNOTON (A P ) — A Gregg said flu vaccines are Manchetfot Evoning Horald GO./ 56 Important filed with the Secretary of government disease detective m>t completely effective but PHOTO OF metal n 18 104i S" committee shall constat of no hoard were taken and what ttiey State’s Office tomorrow. A con- 57 Italian capital leasavM than UMit 70 IV mOmVDn,memebra. uacn meant, but It•• mw^ssam seems thataM»w MPWWV about a # Y lM V lM r UfAwk says ••%ms»Hong •wwas^Kong s flu.s m gravapw-ars/probably J,®**,*!. 58 Percussion 81 u _ # ^ r ^ H6alth ServlcQ^t advisory com- A Gift For Tho Wholo Family For Tho Wholo instrument IT 8) u voting district wlU be aUotted remalna for cimmittea mam- willWlU strike certain regions ofot nilttee on Immunisation sug- 59 Summer (Fr.) one town oommlttoe member toe minority and ten were In­ bers, . however. The printed the United States In the next geats vaccination of high-risk Yoar 60 Heating H" H M fer aaoh 140 _ or fraotton ^ of - 140- - eluded in the majority. Of tbe distributed to town com- few months, but a nationwide Individuals. device —1 raglatared 61 Italian city dlatriot “ ®* • ted that they .were confused mlttoe membew epidemic Is unlikely. These Include persons suffer- An Idaal Gift For: Mothor and Dad INIWPAPU INTUniSI ASSN.) y .were coniuaea-----must- - be------reworked.a . ao thnt toa ^ ngktml outbmaks could tag from high blood praasura vhen they Joined thoae ranka, wording confcrma to tha aalac- and last night added their sup­ affect paraona In aa much aa congenital or rheumatic heart Grandparants — Collafa Studants — tlcn nila change. m iiB l be ehdorted port to the district plan. Those cne4ourth of the country, aald disease, asthma, emphysema. Dr. Michael Gregg of the Na- bronchitis, advanced tubercu- Your Favorlto Sorvieoman in diUriet caueut. two were Dr. Walter Schardt and Jay Stager. tlonal Center for Dlseaaa Con- loals, and chronic metaboUc Of the eight who voted for the Public Records trot in Atlanta. disorders. Tha new rulas mean that BY DICK TURNER majority report, five are on the Federal Tax lien But tosra wlU “not be a Ug, ------— CARNIVAL sveiy town committee member, SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE executive committee. U.S. Gtovemment agataat nationwide epidemic like we ^ » if he or aha ao deairaa,. wlU had in 1968-1989,. .an epidemic Only 2y000 Run Voting for the townwlde cau- Louia J. and Patricia. A. Barto- 889.00 YEAR — 819.60 6 MONTHS — 89.76 8 MONTHS GUMMBR STREET have to be andoraad in a die- Uiat caused tens of thousands Nevade^t Farm t BY PHIL KROHN triet eaucua. The dlatriot oau- cua syatem were Town C2erk lotto of 173 Spruce St., $996.80. 8 MONTHS MDraCUM SUBSCRIPTION Kdward Tomklel; Clarence Trade Mama of excess deaths,” Gregg said ____ cuaea will be held between Feb. In a telephone interview. CARBON CPIT, Nev.—In the * A CHIT CARD WlUi BB HNOUJeTO* ...... - , - H V » l e y ;^ r Negro, town treaa- Lawrence C. VergobW of Weat ______S S s S p i ORAWMW 22 and March 7, A primary, U 'Chances are allghUy better M contiguous states, d lenga endorsed committee mem­ quiet year aa far Nevada. m o W ALK'S BY cotA\H6 ro?....Yoo M r bers, wlU ba bald April ll. tafluensa la concerned and But what the seventh-largest ElanrljrBtrr Earning Ifriralli w ^ 'l l tm ts > M e v e n M U G ^ v l r H ^ r that we’ll see some schools state lacks in quantity ft makes S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL membersmmliftni with«HHi fiveMva VSXSSlUSlSS •nmotoyJamealtantofWtod. dosed and absenteeism of from up in slse. Nevada’s 9 mlUlon 13 BISSELL STREET PHONE 647-9946 existing under the old rules. Staon and Mrs. Janet ^cbotaU. aor and Lynda Helen Colombo 10 to 15 i>er cent In some focto- acres in farms and ranchiM are \MltV PPM’T SoCi CAU- P M t r a p ^ t ^ of the K r a Bycholaki la a mambar of ^ 28, Church ries," he added. hdd by 2,000 operatmw, with I HEAP? VOUR blew rtOJSf CDNIRACTOP? ^ town committee by voting dts- toe execuUve board, but she ®* “ *® AsaumpUem “Certainly, It’s quite probable the average unit running to CALL OR STOP IN: MON. - FRI. 1:30 • 5:00-^AT. till NOON HAS' A FEVO BU&S (M IT. triet .,16 District 1, e l| ^ niem- said laat night ttiat aha 4td not Manuel deFreltas of that we’U have more flu than 4,800 acres, compared with the •ii bars; ptstrtot 2, nine mambars; attend any of the rulea meat- Hartford a id Irem A m F a ^ - laat year by a long shot.’’ naUoiial average of 400. District 3, twelve; Dlatriot 4, taga. Us of 106 Campfield Rd., Dec. -\/._ thirteen; Dlstrlot 0, seven; Dis­ 18, Church of the AssumpUon. trict e, nine; and Dtatrlet 7, Arthur TTiomas McKay of 215 \i-9 party committee Highland St. and Barbara Nan­ Under the old rulea, each dis­ to dittrict batit. cy Goss of 128 Helatae Rd., Dec. trict was 'guaranteed a mini­ 80, 8t. Bartholomew’s Chuiuh.' P L A I N J A N E BY FRANK BA6INSK1 mum c l elglit committee mem­ C k^ In presenting the district cau­ Building Penults bers. Of Uia five vaeanoteB, COMETtdNB TELLS ME I BOT cus ptan, Atty. Rlohard Wood- Anchor Fence CO. of South "THE «T IC K y ENP OFT W e \\\\\\\ then, cue would have been as­ ^ LOLL.VPOTV ___- house Said, “It seemed tba3 Windsor for Barbara Striek- FRESH CUT sured Dlstrlet 0, and one guar­ phUosophloally . tblq party was land, fence at 27 UlUan. Dr., anteed Diatilot 7. Tha other DID \ (slO. HESEMTAM commlttad to a dlstrlot basis $700. HE thrsa would have b e w appoint­ organtaatton.” Ha a rg u ^ for Uia MTUiam B. Auld, garage and ExremNJATOR, ed at-lnrga. aa>J9S plan bacausa ha said a town, family room at 17 Teresa Rd., Ibbnas ^^ee% r i m m i n f f s VERMONT T ' I ' I ' r o je R thiffar tha plan adopted laat wide ^puicus might get too “un- $4,000. ■ 1 ! I ' ■ AHD night; tha town committee will wieldly.’’ He said each Damo- RiUand L. OuaUatta of South UCK oonalst of 73 mambera. craUc voter would ba given tha Windsor for Brachetta Realty, SHEARED BALSAM District 1 with .1,607 Demo- AT IT? •'/1-t same percentaga of reprsaanta- altaraUons to commerolal .buUd- cratlo voters will g R 12 com­ Uon on the town oommittoa un- uig at 218 Hartford Rd., $800. e wm MtA. N. TM. BB8 M4. Hi.m «: mi mittee mambars. That dlatrioC dar ^ar tha dtatrlet plan. ______4 ARTIFICIAL BpaA, Ibw ' now has eight members. District XMAS TREES HG ftddGd ,th0 ptOpOOEOXB “Don’t count on him finding our houta. H« can’t 2, now with nine members, will SCOTCH PINE of the district caucus felt that i^U fftraK o fl W o o l C lip 00 Bvon remember the names of hit own reindeer!’’ get 12 members. Dlatriot 2 baa the plan was more constotant rnacMaf S b iea 1 Q M 1,541 DemoernUe voters. with tea intent ot tha MoGorvam- *-wwwaa .janew x w w W z F L Dlstrlot 8, now Yrith 12 mem­ ♦4” Frasiar Commtaalon. Raoom- 8TDNBY — Tlw 1071 Auatral- Jun the rffa-ilzs for agartmanta MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY J bers and 1,089 Democrats, wlU mandaUona of tha MbCtovam. ian wool oUp brought growara MMa ioea Won't taante ahaptL have eight members. District 4, men afiar atonoa Colar eodad 6 - r/t Ft Frariar Commission prompted about tSOa mlUlon. down' $234 branchaa make attambly aatv. rrfe CUrPOMK)OR=ICE now having IS members with the the changes In state party rules, million from tho pravloua aaa. WINTHBOP BY DICK CAVALLI least number ot voters (867), 7'ARTIFICIAL DBOONTEKrr Frank Stamler, chairman of toa and the ksrest sinoe 1048l SCOTCH PINE 8 - r/2 F t

BIZRR... KIND OFBHOOK/Otir ♦ I I " TONISHT. ' A onaftna buy that will last for yaarsl J66ESTKM6 Dtatrlet 4, the smnUeat, Welle Productive ihsifosnd6 illy8ltapad.wsnsBa^ ,e ^ t u n f c r ^ rid rules. ^ ^as 18 members, stoesga. rIamapfooT naadfos; 1 trict 6 now .has nine members. ^ ^ MOOCOW — Tho Sovlot Uhlan rust-raaistant vinyl ooolad wire t t Dtatrldi 7, the largest voUig „ ! ? “**”* has over N ,000 operating oil bfinchaBt non wotplhgplna prise. dtatrifet with 1,782 Democrats, .J?®*®*'’ jj****!? /®*‘ «*taWct wells and 3400 gaa walto, with ODtorcodadforforianambly; S U & b B S m will have tbe largest member^ RRytog to ^ under a town­ a dally avoriga jplald of 873,400 (790160) ship at 18. That dtatrlet now hka Pjff*’ ^ •T®*^. ®* cited clttaens might seise con­ metrio tons of oil and SUB mil­ seven Ipembars, but would have lion euhlo motors b f gna, the SHHUMERING baah'gUhrantaad eight under the trol of this party. That would not be DemocraUo.’’ He added OU Mtatatry reports. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE old n ^ . SATIN BALLS C mm HU. >»e, TJA let. UA hf. that there Is a need to mnta- YES, START ...YOU CANT MKS HER. JUST LOOK tain strong district organisation Shiny fOmamoGts iin md, ANT IDEA FROM MIAMI. FOR AH OVERDRESSED BLONDE for workiiig In eleoUons. INOOOR/OUTDOOR UGHT SETS WHERE NDUR IRENE LIKES became known at blue, greon, gold. PUMPING THE HANDLES OF TWO Stager and Dr. Sohnrdt said O m t Layaway not WIFE MK5HT NlfiHT SPOTS SLOT MACHINES AT ONCE. OH, Y E S - mmfority report. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS ft LAWRENCE tha dlririot plan waa not rajact- b n■ow o w bi offtet. 20 LIGHT SET 40 LIGHT SET 100 UGHT SET HAVE (K>NE, WITHCHTTEH THIS tw elve- carat emerald KINS. ;. waattiaf. haa Sway blinkins nmta wfth /Wf.RITCHY? SHE’S NEVER WITHOUT IT. ed by the execuUve board. “Wa ASK AlOIIT n „ I buna art Uibnmartrit actlonl wwthor. ClM iO B AND HB AND KIRK FINISH pMNCR AT TH6 auaraniaad to fom H.ena proofj suaranlaaa to H#«t H "HOTBL-BARV Iff PAeBPFD* A CALL Consldarabla confusion ohar- didn’t accept It," Bohardt said, GAMBUNG, aotartaad the beginning of Inst stager added, “It was a moral an t out, aSibfaMay iR' burna out, raat ramain Nt THtff Iff BBNHORrrA nigbfq moating as tbe two plana tasua ot them (the subcommlt- TH8------CLINIC------BBCRmTARYl ^ PR.P0RSIRAPR.PBRB“ ---- W ------l ^ » T O . amergSd. Tho proposal to salaot tea) not toUowtag our tastruo- BICYCLES R E G . 99^ ffMVDU BOTH-WWBNW/r commlttaa mambars at-larga at Uons.” 8 8 ^ II a towiriride caucus, the ana Robert Stone of Dtatrlet 4 aug- Uurgeto gelscttan at * evontoally dafoatad by a 43 to gaotad that tha raUo ot oommtt- Mew Meyrioa In the Vernon Afon ■ l y 8 vote, baoama known as the tee members to DsmooraUo POINTSEHIAS ■A'j I “majoat^ ihport” beoaiuw it votsrs be lowered to one for Pr^ossionally was appofon ^ reoonunended ovary 108 Damoorata. He said A ssom by a 'n i8j(M ly of toe exactiUve the purpose of the motion was I boqrd. - to rstaln commlttea members AcoffMMirlea ft Gtfto The plan to select qomntittoe who have been active. With tha Toys ft Novoltiffa A L L E Y O O P BY y. T. HAMLIN mambsrii. at dtatrlet caucuses, number of eonunlttoe mambars TallonNflnfoiil SNOW SHOVELS ELECTRIC GOl 6" POT Avocadal Hamel ITHfeHIPM vtwr about the I HfMNO Stoffl A Alnminiim FRYING PAN HMVBBtOoltf RWIPVY1DLMVR, IV OIMBISHaU^DIHI------JWnaaHTINTHBM- -ms PUT FAMILY SCHOOL HERB GARDEN a A i» o « F 7 TMgf 7-pc. ALUMINUM OUaOLDZANVVIll 1HI $ 0 1 9 5 Z39 H TW fA u m e STEVE CANYON Hmri MOMI DADl KDoai $ 3 0 0 COOKWARE 8*T 'acopSIit t TO. PLAN/ BY MILTON CANIFF I Rag. 112.98 A I sm-M i m A Maw Kina ot Snaw FOn! ^11 WHILE THEY LAST By Ragal ■WH-WHY, THANki, AH-0N6.' IT WAS HONORED MASTER, ■FVa — aNO-BOM 4 w1kMd%«lriL*'h^ Orew batba Indooiol Idaal ...HOAAN-SAN Thayfra Haral ,aod moerme SPOKEN POSITIVELY IT A TIME FOR SORROW.' HAS DEAMtTED opsn fonighl fill 9! elqua alaaoninta Foil wrsppad and ready for ■ l a n n i m o w i board I iklnpludad. THAT ONE HOMN TP THE GREAT ■Ktlng. Hardy 'Annatta Mada of TCFLON U ... ABIDES HEREIN.' HaM* variety will laat for no nick, no tcour. aaw and SYery nigM months. (884088) cUMnlnal T7MOW.4,/) ° - W : .oXiC All Christmas! DON’T FOROn TKI BIRDS

ONI lUMIIOlW a, UBUlSL V ^ MIH Ml M \4i^S. €oncly cormI TMCTOR/LOAOn T R T B I O ^ ^ W ^ BIRD ERTL BARN FEEDER SNACK BAR LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN BACKHOE TRUCK AND HMCTOt Foathorod Friond FEEDER in 8 sisffs; Idffsl for tie ons, FARM SET Sunflowor Sood NOTVFniiftlCB.CVBMCN \ / Wili,HURRYgPI IWANT^ trea omsmants, or $ f i 9 8 $ 0 8 8 $788 $ t Z 9 9 lDRI.DIP< anddwm. (T M ln ) (7»ai74) of northaatlam b l ^ nook for hanslna. mount maul hanaor Ihsa., Waff. 4k Bat, LITTLE SPORTS B Y R O U 8 0 N •iSff la ffiM mju. n m . n m . I iw • a AGWAY m a buckLand stor e BUCKLAND. CONN. 203-643-5123 — SIN N IN G — 540 New Slate RoM lOT MMIOTi lUllvOTi Sehiani Ha. Wa O ffer flwitga asrffa XMAS HOURS: Mon.-Wed. 8:30 - 6:QQ Thurs.-Fri. 8:30 - 9:00 AH Btamlaa aai <«f> *81 0««l fMffM Carp. S#*liiiOwiiwlw 6 Sat 8:00 - 5:00 Jig; HtifTir , ■ ( Aooif4tA .t MANCHESTER EVENING JffiRALD, i^NCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 FAOB TWBNTY'TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESWDR, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 PAGE TWBNTY-THRBE Collegians Need Late Rally The DRY Side Rich Man’s Son Little All-American o f Sports A I C s Laird Critical NFL Gapves To Cop First Hoop Start Gains Berth By DEAN R. YOST Scheduled Satutday By EARL YOST Northwestam Jumped to a II- In Backfield “I liked the way we came point edge, 61-40, before Mlatret- NEW YORK (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — When the Miami Doiphins meet back. We didn’t do what we ta could got a time out and SId Conditions Ideal Coach Jim Mortarty haa vetarans return­ Strong-armed quarterback the Baltimore Colts and the Detroit Lions face the Min­ / ^ f settle down hla ohargea. wanted until the second A ski Is defined as one of a pair of nar­ ing, plus good stsa. Watch for the Rad Gary Wichard, a million­ nesota Vikings in Saturday’s critical National Football ' From here on in It was an up­ Ski Notes row stripe of wood, metal or plastic vary­ and White to be among the top three aire's son from C.W. Post League games, it will be tha'&ld case of the irrestible En^r { half. Play was sloppy at hill batUe and the Invader lead ing In length, width and curving upward teams to toe nigged OCTL. Will see post­ College on Long Island, was force against the im m ova^'objgct, times and we made mis­ was gradually shaved until Per­ By B a il gAOHBBBK season competition. takes, but coming back the Bradla Mountain, New ‘ In front that are used especially for glid­ named to The Associated The Dolphins, leadtog the ry's follow-up hoop at the t;13 ing ever snow. American Football Oonfer- way we did waa- very aatlafy- mark gave MOO a lead It never ford, M a^ — ™ "ww was Press Little All-America But toe definition leaves out one des­ EAST OATHOUC —• Somewhat small­ Packer F all 8 ence’s Eastern Division by a In f." rellnquiohed. great at Brodle laat weak H u er In else than poat campaigns. Still toe football team today along ,SJ The apeaker waa Pat Mlatret- criptive phrase. If# fun and relaxation half-game over the Ooits with Perry, Johnny Ckwdrow, Jim- snow guns were at work af hustling type club East Is noted for. Bton with super running backs two games left, lead the AFC to ta, Manoheater Cotnniunity Ool> my MoOee and Ostrout carried night and mother nature to thousands of sklen each weekend. To Honor Old Again laat weekend I Joined Bill Baoh- Ogrodnlk haa dona on excellent Job to Terry .Metcalf of Long rushing with 3,178 yards—near­ lefe baaketball ooach, who haa th.e brunt of the offensive load oontinuad to add more for erek tor another enjoyable trip to the akl preparing the Eagles for the ccmlng sea­ Beach State, Bruce Laii^ ly 300 more yards than runner- ■'If- aeen hla crew open Its 1871*TX down the stretch with Ooodrow a good base. The whole moun- son. Could be a darkhorra among Class campaign with a ccina-from>be- slopes of New England. Brodle Mountain of American International Ray Nitschke up Oakland—according to offi­ In particular ripping the cords tain was ootveted, pookad and L powers, and Gardy Kahoe of Dela* cial statistics released today. hlnd Si^Sl declalcn over Nortti- when the chips were down. Ror very weU groomed by the corn- to New Ashford, Mass., was our first stop GREEN BAY Wise. (AP) — weatem Community OoUege. and Okemo Mountain In Ludlow, Vt., our ware’s national smaU col­ The Colts, meanwhile, have serve Jumping - Jack CHen potent Brodle triaff. second visit. CHENEY. TECH — Although dsfeatod lege champions. The largeat crowd In MOC Prince came up with smral On arrival under blue eWea In Us opener to Bolton High, watch for hlatory, an eatlmated 400, In­ No matter where you ski, everyone has Wlchard, who probably will bta “ >e lowest total to the rebounds which led to baskets, the ten^rature waa 10 In the this squad to come on strong and glvs be one of the top quarterbacks but not quite, be at peace with, a p c , toe fewest yards passtog, cluding Prealdent Fred L only 119 Foul shooting left much to be plus twilight akll^ on over Brodle, located between Pittsfield and state. Varsity mentor Bob Healy. has aritolp fund In hU name. points, fewest in the cenfer- After three weeks of Kevin nem ey aUndlng e-o, The The team wealmeas wlh be In desired with the winners hitting seven miles of very good light- WlUiamstown, Mass., offers over 14 three of five retumlng veterans bock. In­ average, caught IS passes for The funds will come from ence on eight of 31 Mes and the loo- .eg trails, idolmed to be the hast 130 yards and returned 18 kick­ practicing and conditioning JS![!re:SrieSrrf i^ T cSSi! Aii-state guard Sd Flta- jS ^ S S lo n a wen S^Lm- miles of trails and slopes. Also two cluding All-State candidate Court Ham­ For Straight Wins proceeds of statewide sales of Dallas, toe MFC’s fEastem era seven for 38. in the world. After getting our ed, who can do It dll, whdn he wants to. offs for more than 21 yards per chairs, one 6,000 foot toe other 4.000 foot, return. We Love ^ y " buttons and Division leader, Is tope to total the wraps will be taken off Si* andoim QuWi. to carry *•*****’• plus n»* re- cheater High and later the ttckets we were off to Dots plus a T-bar. Ellington, ousted to the quarterfinals of MsBohaitor AIC’# Laird, who played both NEW YORK (AP) — “As we win more shames, we be­ bumper stickers. Nitschke is offense with 4,278 yards and the latest edition of East tl*e ctfenslve burden. bounding atrength of departed P T P pts. ohslrilft and soon we were on The big attraction at Kelly’s Irish Alps, last year’s tourney, riiould find them­ ®xtremely p r^ d to be assocl- (jrat In passtog offense with Catholic Hiirii's basketball Eaafa biggest assets Jim Connors and Ron Slemlen- 1 Perry 10 1-8 S the summit sad we came dosm selves in the driver’s seat and win the ways to the past, stuck to of­ come more confident, we work harder and hopefully play ^UlOUC S D ^ e t ^ ^ ^ averaged «>-»nlnute mark but feU 4 Grant s 1-4 Is night skiing from 3 p.m. to 11 o’clock fense this season and sat a New ated with such a cause. Yet the 2,426 The AFCs total yardage 3 Ooodrow 6 16 the 3% mile long Tbnwraiy Wednesday thru Sunday. Class 8 title. So far the Knights have won better,’’ said Los Angeles Coach Bill Sharman. “Winning maintain its high basketball 1«.S points a game. He can play halftime when 14 England record of 1,403 yards. h e n ^ will be but a momenta- joader is San (Diego with 4,006 team tonight when the 5 XoQeo n Tridl and the aaow waa excal- state titles to baseball and soccer and also takes pressure off the team because our position in ly balm for a seasem Nitschke yapd#, of which 2,644 have been wlnnliig tradition, in the either up front or a guard pool- “*® vlaftoea put together a bal- 6 Oetrout 18 So If you ^ thinking of an enjoyable Kahoe was toe No. 1 ground- Eames host Sacred Heart 0 Prince 0 lent. The next few runs wars on place to ski tills weekend, try Brodle, could possibly be the first school to boast the standings is secure.’’ has endured In silent anxiety. through the air, also a confer- Hlgh of Waterbury. Tapoff achotd’a elgkt years of varalty Ucn. Tomcauk, a senior guard, ““®®<* fronted by Charile 3 Anlello (M) ; the JVK, KUlamey and the three state champion clubs to one school gainer on toe top small college The Packers’ 3-7-2 record as­ time at the Eagle’s Neat will be playing the EJogles have won had a 10.4 somlng average last Kidd, Rick Baba and Bob Pi^ 1 Silvan 0-1 they’ll show you that good snow goes nistong. team. Delaware aver­ If Shaman’s philosophy i s ------ence high. 1 Kelly 08 _3 caover. Now that we were with good skiing. year. correct, the Lakers have to be tonight at Oakland. The War- sures them lest place in the On defense, DaUaa has.been 8 o’clock following a prelim at iss games while losing only 3». season. ysnls, each of the Mo canned «l w m aged 871.2 yards per game, Natlcnal Conference’s Central 18 ToUla 88 88 looaened up we took the long with Kahoe accounting for Bupremely confident and ex liors were the last team to beat _ . j toe toughest team to run ••*9" Coach Stan Ogrodnlk, enter- Bast’s probaUe Starting line- baskets. ___ Shamrock, through the woods tremely relaxed—and apparent Kaat wW field one of the Ing hla fourth aeoson as varsity up tonight will be Quidi, Tom- Beat guniMra—and MCC had Neithweetera ^81) Okemo Challenging COVENTRY HIGH — A n ^ e r Class 8 131.6. He also scored 38 touch­ L.03 Ar.^eles, edging the Lakers ^ against In the NFC, yielding P PU. and Into the Glades, The snow power, could easily win tha’Charter Oak ly they are. 109-105 on Oct. 81. nrU^e ^ b a c k e r Job to Jim ^ ^ ^ ^ has smallest clubs in the school’s mentor, q>orts a personal roc- csuk, Tierney , Bill Qoria and •*y*rml—during the first 30 8 Payanls 8 Switching to Okemo on Sunday offered downs. HIGH JUMPER — ^ c k Grant of MCC easUy out- 4 8 was crlqp and this trail was Conference avta though Cromwell fig­ The rampaging Lakers tied Elsewhere in toe NBA /® ® f'«*’® "i^ ‘’®? toe best pass defend, allowing ord of 83-11. Bob Gorman. minute* were Perry, EUch 8 Carpenter an altogether different type of skiing Two members cf toe Little six divisional and five NFT. U- • Grant and Dale Oatrout, with jumped foe for rebound. (Photo by Buceiidciua) 1 4 very weU groomed. . We hy-pass- ures to be strong again. Coach Ren Bad- All - America backfield Wlch­ the second longest winning Wednesday, Boston whipped 1,384 jrards. 1 Woodard 0 ed, the 3,800 toot T-bar to the than what I'm used to. The snow, as at ires. He thinks he should have four, five and four twin-polntera 1 Dlnnle 7 Brodle, was excellent, but offered some ateubner has some hungry plsyers, who ard and Kahoe—^wlll face each streak In National Basketball Cleveland 126-107, Itoiladelphia 0 Hylton 0 1 summit and came into KMl/a can turn back toe best on any given played more this year. req;>eottvely. night In Hartford in their next colly nil. Best off the defensive 3_____ KIM 10 challenging slopes, more suited to ad­ other on Soiturday in toe Board­ AssocAtion history, heading off downed Cincinnati 116-109, and College Baskethall Roundup ^ Lmu>; down went the ttp^ and "Sunday wUl be a high point Thm ’s plenty of work ahead outing. A floor general was sad- boards were Grant with 14 and } cJjS,; 6 vanced Intermediate skiers. night. Watch for the Patriots to challenge walk Bowl at Atiantlc aty, toe surprisingly stubborn Hous- Baltimore walloped Portland 8 _ away we went to the base. Elltogtcn to post-season competition. ton Rockets 125-120 Wednesday 116.07. of my career to that some­ ror^e Oougars who face the ly lacking last night and the of- Ostrout with 10 grabs. « oi According to last Sunday’s ski report', N.J. where an individual will benefit Sports Slate | 81 Dean looked beck and offered by the mountain, 44 Inches of Arkansas State, GramUlng, night for their I8to consecutive The Rockets, whose 6-22 Trimly Oollege PVosh Friday fanslve rebounding was practl- Shortly into the second half, “ aSrest half 47-40 North^itei? "liOt’a do it again,’ ’ ao wn did, from a schidanriilp, like I did BASKETBALL snow had fallen on Okemo and the Iwse ROCKVILLE mOH — 0>ach Bob Ooi^ Tampa and Texas ,AAI {riaced victory. record is toe secimd worst In when I couldn’t afford the luxu­ Tliunday Virginia Surprises thMi wa cams to fOr dtonar. two men apiece on toe select ranged from 18 to 24 Inches. Surface read lett has fielded' anothaY small club. Could The triumph enalSed I » s An- toe NBA, gave Los Angeles un- ry of going to coUege," Sacred Heart at. Boot CathoUc Jim Kelly, praatdent of the pack powered and ski conditions wera an be adequate enough to upset a few top- team, wtolch conslsta or 18 sen­ geles to equal toe 18-gome win- expected resistance. Hiey led Nitschke said. Irith Alps, really had the red iors and four Juniors. Friday Help on Way accurate good to excellent, both upper ranked CVC fives. 'WlU have another win­ ntog skein compiled by toe New 103-104 with 7:38 remaining and "Hiis has been my longest Cheney Tech at Granby South Windsor Has Punch carpet out, not only on the and lower. ning season and will stay In post-season The rest of the offense shows Y oi* Knlcks two seasims ago were not beaten until the year,” he said. “I’m very grait- And Buries Maryland snow but to the BInnuy Room, ends Jerome Barkum of Jack- Ellington at B. O. Smith For Oakland Okemo has port of the fans, Woodstock Academy at Cov- NEW YORK (AP) Yes, Maryland, there is a Vir- .which aeata 660 people aa he drops to the East, 2,100 feet, and offers contenders. son State and Eldridge Small of of toe NBA record of 20 set last throws to the final two minutes, and I wish I could have offered entry ginia. \ T o Ctit Lease hosted the press, radio and TV. Texas AAI,. tackles Lionel An­ season by MUwaukee. West finished with 33 potato, T a m oE T B one of toe North’s longest trails, four and more to them this yecur. I have RockvlUa at Simsbury Thomas, famed news­ a half mllea It is a favorite of novice and BOl/TON HIGH — According to Tony toine of Southern Rlinola and The LakMV can move within but yielded game scoring hon- ______. Th® Virfirinia Cavaliers were bigger than life Wednes- cmoAGo tAPi In Jamboree at Ellington Ron Mikdajesyk cf Tampa, a lot of mixed feelings. I’m Glastonbuiy at South Windsor man and skier, presented to Intermediate skiers, offering a gently Falcetta, " I f they ever become aUve and cne victory of tying toe Bucks’ ers to teammate GoU Goodrich, mad, and yet I’m proud to be Manchester C.C. at Trinity BUI Hoffman the writers’ curving ride down the northern section of work together, we’U be tough." Indica­ guards Wayne Dcrton of Ar­ mark by besitlng Golden State who poured to 42 points. here.” CoUege By DEAN YOST' U*® scoring of PhU Leveeque Similar to South Windsor, El- award. Later wa wan hack on the Mope. tion Tuesday night showed that the BuU- kansas State and Solomon Scott Hyde*iw^’^foS**ttt*to no doubt as to Ui^ cess over Texas and East Ot«>- ^IL^J*'*?***^**^ Thrw highly-regarded Ooodwln. t«vesque Ungton had lU bright apoto aa the tralla and thare weran’t dogs know where the hoi^ Is but have to FreeSon of Grambllng and cen­ knot toawx>re at 41-41 but In the Cavaliers Una defeated Davldeon 67-87 for O. Fbriey break' Ms Thera are three double chair lifts, sev­ ter John' mil of Lehigh. scholastic powers»wers met lastIfiSt to™ withwun 3820 poinu,pototo, moat-most- ^weu U asm mentMmenuu uqwee.I^ mss. ., Theim many we _ didn’t____ run,___ Brodle_____ en pomallfts serving 18 novice and expert get together to make 'a serious run to the ensuing m ^e Maries- ®*®“*®* highly-touted Terpe the first time to Its history. long-term lease on Oakland Oo- On defense are ends Kelvin n ight a t El] ,n 'Hiirh to <» tW-toa, or ed^r KnlghU proved that they can has a vertical ttrap of 1,380 foot trails and tiuse wide open slopes. toe Charter Oak Oxiference. i » - « i ■ layups. Goodwin added 16 mark- rebound'against bigger oppon- and Is serviced by thiae dou- Driving time to Okemo is rougMy two Korver cf Northwestern of Iowa and GnunMtog’s John Men­ ««» iwckey teams to Washing. ®» »«*»« ““ta* ®«*® ^ M»0»«ws. Bay Wachalrs, a 3 ,^ fo o t T-bar -hours and 15 minutes fnmi to6 greater MANCHEl^TEB OOMBtUNITY — WUl riwt at the busier gtvtag them ^ ^ hot-riiooOng Cav^ *»«iung geason basketball jam boree. 11 - a s Bedard and Court Hamed okr^ Hartford area, • / Improve mi last year’s 9-14 record. Two denhall, tackles Larry (Brooks The brulring battle of Atlan­ cf 'Virginia State and Steve Wil­ a 41-41 victory. ri7^r^nnt***Cbntic Coast Conference ^tohs clubs wer*llM over the heavily-favored Terrs- - Times aa^ says. ***** '" Windsor, in terms of The Bobcats depended largely *yto» tk® rebounding load. Re- Torn Vanmka heads the Brodle «t key players, BUI Reaves and Ed BasseU, Parker netted 18 points whUe ^ heavUy-favored Terra- T l^ ______Mckliig a winner or loser, won on Leveeque and Burger "ervea Don FHnt and John aU Schooli^ tonlso a msm- are sideUned. Upon their return MOD liams of Western Oarolina, temnmat. Jeff Kleman added S S S ^ ti^ o r^ ^ 'o S S T r "^ e crowding Vlrgtola of- ^ DRY Picldngs could rule the OOCAA. Hie Cougars are guard Sammy Gellerstedt cf 18, Hyde dumped to a game Following are tills writer’s picks on the smaU, but aggressive and have enough Tampa, linebackers ftorty Goo­ ranked team was to action. . fenae shut oft Maryland star ®l Leagus executive” os saying last ^ ®! “*® ^ ‘ h. . ***“ high o f 38 markera tor the loe- local and 'area basketball scene. . talent. Early season schedule Is against den of Alcorn ARM, Jtoi Le- erm. Rusty Knowlee added eight LoulsvUle, the nation’s No. 16 Tom McAOUen. The 8-foot-U ^ the laagua la anxtouato the evening wasn’t **“ *“^1 ^ Clair of North Daknta and Jim­ team, r^iped iDaytoti 88-60 be- aophonum sensation could only relocate Oakland because, "It’s Ttinwniui to whoh^ th* hut handlers and Jeff colow; a swell guy to meet as MANCHESTER HIGH — Could possi­ them, first Rve cf six games are cn toe tor NaorifTa. bly be the surprise team In toe area. road. my YoungUood of Tennessee hind guard Jim Price and for- aoore four points, aeversl below <*rious that the Bay area can’t f«ini It waa to give the wiMli- TOd**toe^to^to^ke^to ^ *** **“ m®»»l>®w of hla staff, Tech and Musks C3iff (Brooks of WEST SM»E BXC waiti Ron Thomas. his average. . «toPort two major league base- ImWa ta ^ W®«» to ward, toel^to ky to suc- A good mountain to akt and Tennasaaa State, Levi Johnson Final tryouts______tor Midget______Bas- K ansas. led y Bud A sbt^ btege midway b®U teams." Silfto toe^Sg si!!i^ ** mllSShL^VriSi^ on*. Juat two hours away. of Tocos AAI and Dennis Meyer ketbaU League teams wlU be Stallwortii’s 84 points, pounded through the second half moved The Bon Franciaco Examiner, The BrSatta ™ .. le^^StoMr’hTi^^^to See you on the mountain. Celtics ISeed Day of Rest of Arkansas State. held Monday night at 6:16. Boys N®*” Danny lOrgtala’a margin to 22 potato nwjnwhUa, quotes Finlay as m tour quarters c^Uen wMle J ? ^ Horiv^hss*a Antoone, a 6-foot-7, 346-pound aga 10-18 are eligible. to 23 to pace and Maryland was out of It y »® ^, "I don’t want to say BlUngtoS^SSd W ^ t s ^ More Sports giant, is e)cpected to be one of ^ ------Kansas. State- to" an 87-60-7-60 sue- that time. anything about it. I don’t wwit for a whUe and T??*??**.*^ **^® Emotional Qaah Before Facing Milwaukee . . then played sloppy halL Accord- not hurt the offense or de the first cffenslve linemen The winnen fintobed with a *®t Into hot water here with AUCKLAND, New Zealand BOerrON (AP) — The^BosUm The vietoiy moved toe Celtica On Next Page drafted by the pros. This sea­ 68.6 shooting percentage to the ^ P*ople of Oakland.’’ South Windsor was paced y toC oa ch Oiarlle Sharoa. <•*>«' »t aU. (AP) „ — ______Franootoe Durr of Celtics get toe day off today, 2H games to front of toe idle son, he started for Southern H- Funny Bounces of Basehall game. Robsrt T. Nahas, president of “When the busier sounds Friday KIch Brahm, reported out dur- France had an emotional clash and they’ll need their rest. Itools at tiiree poalUons—tackle, Price had 12 of Ms 36 pninta the Oakland-Alameda County night, we’U be ready." ^ the aariy atagas of practice, wltii umpire Sue Butcher today Niew York Knlcks to the NBA’s Friday it’s off to JiOlwaukee G eorge KlasaU, Barney ®"d and defensive end. and Thomas driivered 18 of Ms OStoaum Oomptak Board, said East Windsor couldn’t match ^ ®lly ®®>n® out and Ms in the Benson and Hedges wom- fOr a game with toe super- Atlantic Division. „ . „ As a tackle, he graded out 14 to the second imif as Louis- that Bhdy .has "a firm" c

l»AOB TWBNTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 - ' ■ ' 11 ... ■ ... ______’ PAGE TWENTY-FIVE World Hockey Unit Derek Sanderson Blows Top ...... , ^ . Stirring Up Storm But Provides Spark Needed WEDNESDAY WIVES — get the job clone lion WHA otter tor Chicago su­ Roberta Shore 108-488, Joanne realised he was out of the game dians coming out on top. behind It.” NEW YORK (AP) — "A man from the WHA, Herb LOS ANGELES (AP) — ’That made It Tremblay’s turn perstar Bobby Hull was being Komer 47$, Dotty Vallone 480. Derek Sanderson, the Bos­ and came rushing back on the Tremblay fired his first two The fledgling World Hock­ Martin of Miami, phoned me goals of the National Hockey again after the Red Wings had 1 Ice toward Lewis. He was re­ denied. the other day to talk about De- ton Bruins’ mod, mustache- ey Association is stirring strained by teammates. League season and Bouchard bounced back to tie the score "Somebody has been having lek and mentioned that figure SPICE — Vivian Sheldon 126- up a storm as it proceeds adorned center, is $160 While leaving the arena he notched his first big league on quick goals by Red Ber- pipe dreams," said Hull com­ ($280,000),” Woolf said. 360, Muriel Roy 127, Pat Lap- with plans to operate a 12- poorer today and must sit skated past a television camera goal ever helping Montreal to a enson and Doug Volmar. J. C. iiilldlng ConmicHng 14 THERE OUOHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wanted - menting on the alleged offer. "I "I mentioned it to Derek and pen 128-346, Jean Miller 128-300. connected again for the decid­ CLASSIFIED ADVBRTISINO DEPT. HOURS Articlas For SMa 4S team league next season. out three games because of and swung his stick, nearly hit­ 4-2 decision over Detroit that LEX)N CIESZYNSKI builder — don’t known anything about it I guess he mention^ to some ing goal and then Pete Mohov- 8 AJMI. to 4:30 P.M. Male or Female 37 There waa a report Wednes­ National Hockey League ting a maintenance man. left the Canadiens a slim one new homea custom built, re­ SPOT reducing belt, regular and I’ve never been ap­ newspaprmen, and now the lloh added an insurance tally day that WHA officials had ap­ proached." FLORAL — Alice Brown 178- punishment. It may or may not have been point behind New York In the modeling, additions, rec PIANO Instructor wanted, will­ $180 sell for $60. 649-3867, after wiKde thing has been blown out with less than six minutes re­ proached four membere of the 616, Arlene LaPolnte 180-466. But his antics may have pro­ the spark the Bruins needed NHL’s East Division. COPY CLOSING Tn»E FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. rooms, garages, kitchens re­ ing to come to my home In 6. 640-6670. Ben Hatskln, owner of the of proportion. maining. Minnesota North Stars of the vided his team with the spark since they are nearly unbea­ The Rangers bounced from modeled, bath tile, cement Bolton. Call weekdays, 9 to 8 WHA’s Winnipeg franchise, who The Rangers tied Chicago on ilM P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION TOY TAG SALE — Saturday, National Hockey League about It needed. table in the Forum anyway. In behind to tie Chicago 2-2 as the work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ p.m. only, 649-0630. the posBlbUity of moving to the had reportedly made the fat of­ Black .Hawks stretched their Vic Hadfield’s 2dth goal of the D«sdllne for Sotardsjr and Monday la 4i80 p.m. Friday 10-4. Hand made trucks and ’The listless Bruins were three seasons and 23 games dential or commercial. Call T h e TAlLGAttl? new league’s St. Peiul club next fer to HuU, explained udtat had home ice unbeaten streak to 12 season Just over one minute cars, natural wood. Made by deadlocked with the lowly Los here, Boston has won 20 times. 649-4291. WHO BUGS year. The four were BUI Oolda- happened. after Pit Martin had given the Situations Wontod - father and chUdren, 16 East- Angeles Kings Wednesday Phil Esposito, the Bruin scor­ games and sliced Minnesota’s PLEASE READ YOUR AD 'A3UR BUMPER worthy, Jude Drouln, Ceeare "What I said,” said Hatskln, West Division lead to two Black Hawks the lead. DORiMERS, garages, porches, field St. night, 2-2, when Sanderson went ing machine, moved Into the Female 38 Manhiago and Barry Olbbs. "w as that T would give a mil­ New York’s Bod Oilbert and OsasUiod OT *

ruce. it. Son- Automablles For Sale 4 ______HELP wanted evenings, for born, Bo(x 88, Vernon Rd., Bol­ SNOW PLOWING. Dissatisfied sonable prices. Free esti­ AKC, 2 years old, 649-1948. ______packing o f plastic bags In car- NEWSPAPER display advertis­ ton, 847-1071. 1988 DODGE Coronet 440, V8, with late, sl(q>py work? Don’t mates. 646-1899. tons. Hours *:8o p.m. to 12:30 ing salesman with seme ex­ power steering, automatic, wait, call now for Immediate BIDWELL Home Improvement Business Opportunity 28 a.m., tlve days a week. Must perience, work for fast, grow­ Mlchelln redials, new battery, response, clean, dependable Co. Expert installaUon of . alu­ have own transportation. Plant ing newspaper. Reply box Articles For Sole 45 Fuel and Food 49-A muffler and shocks. Call, 876- work. 646-4648. WAKE UP! Do you make the minum sldlqg> gutters and located In East Hartford, near “B” , Manchester Herald. 1668 weekdays after 6. trims. Roofing InstaUatlon and income you want? If not, be the Manchester line. Call 628- ALUMINUM sheets used as FIREPLACE wood fiwr CARPENTER—Available - eve­ your own boss. Determine 9471 between 1 p.m .and 3 p.m., LUBRICATION men for greas­ printing plates. .009 thick, 28x Regular white blreh and mlxl 1966 O’TO, new rebuilt engine, nings and weekends. No Job repairs. 640-6496, 875-6109. your own destination. Find out ask for Mrs. Perry. ing trucks and trailers with 86”, 28 cento each or 6 for W. ed. Pick-up or dump truck mags, good tires, good condi­ too big or too smaU. Call Ste­ AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, how in a on e hour interview. mobile unit. To work In Hart­ 643-2711.______loads. 649d030. tion. Call after 6 p.m., M9-8706. phen Martin, at 646-7296 after Write; Opportunity, P.O. Box OLBANINO woman wanted, storm windows, awnings. Qual­ ford area, experience neces­ "N EVER used anything like 2 p.m. 682, Hlggonum, Conn. 06441. (me-half day weekly, own WELL seasoned hardwood, for N9ED CAR? Credit very bad? ity workmandiip, free esti­ sary. All fringe benefiU. |3. It,” say users of Blue Lustre mates. FuUy insured. 640-8417, transportation preferred, ref­ stove, funmee and fireplace. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also PROSPERITY can be yours. per hour to start. CaU for ap­ carpet cleaner. Rent electric 872-9187. erences. 647-68(K. Cut to cuatomers desire and est Douglas accepts lowest moving large appliances. Generous commissions for pointment, 688-2233 between 10 shampooer, $1. The E. A. John- split. Leonard GlgUo, 849-8818. BATTERY GUARANTEE down, smallest payment, any­ Burning barrels deUvered. $4- modest inventory Investment. a.m. — 3 p.m. sen Paint Co., 723 Main St., Free replacement within 90 dsya of purchase I where. Not small loan finance 644-1776. Roofing ond CaU 647-0067. Manchester, 849-4601. SEASONED hardwood, sawed if battery proves defective. After 90 days we On Sale company plan. Douglas Motors Help Wanted-Male 36 MAN FOR PART-’TIME main­ and delivered. C. Hutchinson, will replace it with a new battery, if defective,; 346 Main. SNOW Chimneys 1 6 . A ARE YOU in need o f e^tra tenance work. CaU Sunday on­ KOEHRING 86,000 Btu, 116 648-8878. charging onlv for the period of ownertbip.; money? Build your, future now ly, between 10:80- 11:30 a.m. volt ketx»ene fired, forced I ( PLOWING ROOFING — Specializing re­ Your monthly charge for ownership will be • 1965 VCKJCSWAOEN camper,' with a part-time business of­ ELEfTTRICUAN —Journeyman, 649-4619. draft space heater. Ideal for \ * \ computed by dividing the current sefling price for 3 Days Only pairing roofs of all kinds, new excellent condition, fully 648-0851 fering unlimited potential, (jail all benefits. CaU 644-1429 after barn, garage, construction, DRY OAK fireplace wood, $10 trade-in at the tipie o f return, by the I roofs, gutter work, chimneys, equipped, no rust. Call after 5 649-4194 tor appointment. 6 p.m. like new; (jushman rear axel orders delivered. Coll 743-7886. number of months of guarantee. or cleaned and repaired. 80 p.m., 648-6766 or 649-3993, ask with dlfferentled, brake drums, Salesmen Wanted 36-A 3E1A80NBD cord wood, cut any for Rick. 648-4569 years experience. Free esti­ GAS station attendant, with 8 wheels, tires, tubes, leaf 1111'lii i!i!i I'l 111'l 111 III mates. Call Howley, 648-6861. imme mechanical abUlty, ex­ length, free delivery. E. Yeo­ Tubeln* Whitewall Regular . 3AI.E PluR Federal Can be mounted on both front and rear Manchester-Bolton-Rockvllle springs. Ideal for go-cart, etc. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Camper, Private Instruetlons 32 perienced ly In person, opportunity for high income tor; Wisconsin engine, 5 h.p. FIREWOOD for sale, seasoned. or snow! Two fiber glass bells beneath 649-4431. do small repair Jobs and paint- ______Heating and Plumbing_ 17 YOGA — Exercise, relaxation, 262 Spencer St., Manchester. plus regular cash bonuses, D78-14 or 6.95x14 $31.99 g w $ single cylinder, drafting ma­ Delivered. $16 a pick-up load. .k 2.12 the tread for stability and long mileage. Ing, also cellar cleaning and q r a n t S Plumbing Service — nutrition. Group or private les­ convention trips and abundant GIJARAIVTEED chine, Glideline, for 86x72 873-9488. 1968 PONTIAC, Custom convert­ light trucking. Call 646-2662, Free estimates, plus quaUty sons. Call Shirley Banks, 649- STAFF Accountant CPA firm. fringe benefits to mature man E78-14 or 7.35x14 $33.99 ~ 2 7 ^ $2.35 Two rayon cord plies for strength and Responsible and personable drafting table. With or without 6 ible, I860. Tha Savings Bank of 646-2047. work. 648-6341. 6681. in Manchester area. Regard­ smooth riding comfort. Attractive dual- accountant wanted. Experi­ scales. Never used. Call 646- 7 2 # Manchester, 646-lTDO. less of experience, air mall F78-14 or 7.75x14 $35.99 $2.55 stripe whitewalls look great on any car. ence with "small firm cUents” 8870. SAM WATSON Plumbing and C.F. Pate, President, Texas HousahoM Goods 81 42 M O l^ T H S 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air wag- SNOW Plowing, residential and and "tax cUents” preferable. 7 M No trade-in required. Buy not and save! Heating. Bathroom remodel­ Refinery (jorp., Box 711, Fort HOT WATER furnace, 77,000 G78-14 or 8.25x14 $38.99 3 1 * » $2.67 on. Automatic, power steering, Help Wanted~Female 35 Please send resume, principles MOVING — Stove and refriger­ commercial. 648-1684. ing and repairs. Free esti­ Worth, Texas, 76101. Btu, complete, $60. convec­ radio, heater. Good running ator for sale. Good condltton. mates. Call 646-8808. COUNTER woman — Woman only, to Robert J. Pue A Oo., tors. iBuilt-tn bath tubs, lava­ $40.99 *« condition. Very reasonable. SNOW plowing — Commercial G78-15 or 8.25x15 8 3 ? " $2.77 wanted to work In small res­ 6 Elm St., Rockville, (jonn. UG-HTING showroom seeks $60. CaU 646-8048. 64S-28U. and residential. Prompt, low tories, cabinet sinks, alumi­ M A M Plumbing and Heating, taurant part - time. Experi­ 06066. salesman with decorating-de­ num combination doors. 643- H78-15 or 8.55x15 $43.99 “ $2.98 rates. 646-8824. no Job too smal). Free esti­ 3 Days Only—Save *5 8 1966 RAMBLER, station wagon, enced only. Apply In person, sign background for retail and 2466 evenings, 643-1442. mates gladly given. Bathroom good buy for |100. CaU 649-7688 SNOW Plowing — Commercial Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak St., Man­ Printing Plant contractor sales. Six days, 9.00/9.15x15 $49.99 I 0 *» 3 9 » » $3.22 remodeling, heating systems NOTICE Sizes to Fit Most Regular No Trade-in Price *29.9.5 Use Sears aftor 6:80 p.m. and residential. Call now! 643- chester. varied duties. Excellent bene­ worked on, water pump work, LETTER PRESSMAN TOWN OF MANCHESTER American Made Cars Regular Price with Trade-in *24.9.5 6676 or 649-8449. fits. Call Mr. daman, 648- Other Sizes On Sale At Similar Savings. faucet packings. 649-2871. FASCJINATING profession. We 2830. Legal Notice The replacement battery for above Easy Payment Plan 1968 S’TUDBBAKER, running Must be experienced. Ca­ JOB OPENINGS wlU train right women In spe­ The Town of Manchester Is re­ average electrical need*. Provide* condition. $100. Phone after 4 MILLAR TREE Service—prun­ pable of doing imprinting, Probate Court _ higher starting voltage for engine p.m., 644-0081. ing, cabling, topping removal, cialized field of makeup tech­ die cutting, perforating, cruiting for the below Ustsd Millinery, niques. Call 847-6687. CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE positions on a temporary basis, cranking in critical cold and hot feeding. Free estimates. Flilly numbering, etc. Knowledge Help Wanted - ESTATE OF "weatbe'r. insured. 688-6846 or 666-4716. Dressmaking 19 of following machines help­ DENNIS JAMES DUNN in accordance with the Em er­ With Economical 1966 MO, 1100, 2-door sedan. WOMAN for Saturdays, 8 a.m, Mate or Female 37 District of Hebron gency Employment Act. LADIES’ dreeses, suits, wed­ to 4 p.m., to care for tvro peo­ ful: Mlehle VerUoal, V46- The fiduciary la George A. Dunn Jr. Trade-In Best offer. 649-1246. Heldelberg 10xl6-MUIer Sim­ located at Gilead SI., Hebron, Conn. Systems Analyst ding gowns and veils, oil cus­ ple, Manchester, Good wages, It la DECREED that all clalma Mechanic 1966. CHEVROLET Impala, 2- Household Services 13-A tom made. Some aSteratlona. plex 20X26-C A P 12x18. Ub- $125 WEEKLY SALARY agalnat the above estate be pre­ nice surroundings. CaU 668' sented to the fiduciary on or before Positions may be filled only door hardtop, 288 VB, automat­ Reasonable prices. 649-1188. eral benefit program. Apply Plus bonuses tor Manager TWO handymen want a variety 6660. March 10. 1973. by current Manchester resl- 6..'iOx 1.3 Tubeless Blackwall Sears Snow Tubeless Tubeless Plus Federal ic transmission, radio, heater, In person. Trainees, No experience Attest: E.B. HINCHLIFF, Clerk 24-.\Ionth Battery with trade-in ...... 1 5 .9 5 o t Jobs by day or hour. We dento.. Crusader BlackwaU Whilewsll Excise Tax power steering, 68,000 original HOUSEKEEPER — Aid, M necessary. Automobile re­ Cleon yards, attics and cellars quired. Application forme and furthar miles. Immaculate oondltlon, Moving > days per week, care of elderly ALLIED PRINTING FREE Battery Installation Reasonably. Call 648-6806. gentleman In Manchester, SERVICES TOWN OP MANCHESTER information may be obtained In 99 6.95x14 1 7 " $1.94 1800 firm. 238-8680 after 6 p.m. Trucking - Storaga 20 FULLER BRUSH CO. 670 Middle Turnpike , W. Call Dale Higgins, 643-0473 be­ the office ot the General Mana­ REWBAVINO Of burns, moth- sleep-ln, light housekeeping, Ask About Sears Starting and Charging Systems Cheek I Plus *1.78 Manchester, Conn. tween 1-2 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE ger, 41 Center Street, Monohs*- 7.35x14 1 9 " 2 2 " $2.04 CHEVELLE SB 1966, 440 en- holes, sippera repaired. Win­ MANCHES’TER — Delivery- own room, recenl checkable F.F..T. 643-1101 The Planning and Zoning ter, Connecticut (XKI40. glne, 466 posl-tractloo, 4-qi«ed. dow ehadee mode to meaeure, light trucking and package de­ references required. Salary ” livery, Refrigeratore, washers (jommlssion at meetings held on Whitewalls 93.00 more per tire 7.75x14 2 1 2 4 ” $2.17 Reasonable, Phone 640-8696 af­ all elM Venetian bllnda. Keya commensurate with experi­ and stove moving, specialty. PART-’TIME mechanic needed, November 22, 1671 and Decem­ ter 4:80 p.m. mode while you wait. Tape re- ence, skills and temperament. Make Sears Your Kusscdly ronttrurlrd wiih t lull pllr. nf loush w ■ for evenings. Seme mechanic ber 6, 1971 made the following 8.25x14 $2.33 eordera for rent. Marlow'a, 807 Folding chairs for rent. 649- Write Box W, Manchester nylon rnrd! Drcp-blllns Irrid dr>lsn hsu a ■■•hill. MUST flELL-1960 Volvo-1966 0783. experience and knowledge nec­ IlNYITATION decisions: Main at., 649-6221. Herald. Automotive Parts Headquarters >rr for ballrr rnnirnl. Ridr* quin on dry road*. 7.75x15 $2.19 Mercury wagon, low mileage, essary. Apply in person to November 22nd — Griswold A Temporary Help Civr* pood Irirlion in mud nr inoH. No Iradr-in excellent condition. Reason­ Manager, Parkade Bowling TO BID WASHING machine repairs, LEGAL secretary, full Ume, Fuss — Stage I — Site Approval rrquirnl. able btArs welcomed. 649-4408. Lanes, Manchester Parkade. 8.15x15 2 8 ” $2.36 RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Painting - Papering 21 new Manchester law office. (or Group Dwellings at 180-192 Experience desired but not Sealed bids will be received at CHEVROLET 1967 Caprice, ex- Maytag. Reasonable rates. OIL driver, must be Mperi- Main Street — APPROVED. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ necessary. Send resume to the office ot the Director of STEEL STUDS Avsilahlr at All Nears Stores for Ntnall Additional Cost _ oeltont condition, four - door Owner of Pike Coin Waah and cial rates for people over 86. enced for fuel oil deliveries. December. 6th — Raymond Box C, Manchester Herald. General Services, 41 Center ' hardtop. Power steering, pow­ Dry aeanlng, 375 West Middle CaU my competitors, then call Part or full-time. Good hourly Street, Manchester, Conn, until Damato — Stage II Approval EXTRA WHEELS Large NeLeetion Available for Most Amerit^n Cars for 8 Units on Otis Street — er brakes. $1,396. 869-T4T8, 7|B- 'Hirnpike, next to Stop and me. Eetlmatee given. 849-7888. OLBRK-TYPI8T wanted part- rate. CaU 64a-3460. December 28, 1071 at 11:00 a.m. APPROVED. 8348. Shop. 848-4918, 647-1719. time. East Hartford branch cf for RICHARD E. MARTIN. Full DRIVERS for school buses for Notice ot th^se decisions has Ask About the DieHard "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store" national company, needs wom­ TIRES ft TUBES, CHEMICALS ... nRBfamD 1987 ~ OHC4, pow- LIGHT tcuoking, oellore and at­ professional painting service. ’ Manchester schools. Apprext- an to work In small congchlal Bid forms, plans and specifi­ been tiled In the 'Town Clerk’s m VmSATIUI sr steering, vinyl top, radial tics cleaned, odd jobs. Rubbish Interior -exterior. Free esti­ mate hours, 7:16 to 8:46 a.m., Starts Your Car When BKIIKlhPOKT HAMDEN . ORANGE SPRINGFIELD WEST HARTFORD WEST SPRINGFIELD WATERBURY cffice. Salary competitive. cations are available at the Gen­ office. • rtlOVSN Lafayette Pla/a 2:M1I Dixwell Ave. 80 boaton Pott Rd. tires, radio, buokst seats, 688- removsd, domestic and oom- mates, fully Insured. 849-4411. 2:16 to 3:46 p.m. We will train 1686 Borion Rd. Corbin'i Comer 136 Mamorial Avt. Naugatuek VsUey Mall CaU 389-9818 fer appointment. eral Services Office, 41 Center PLANNING AND ZONING Most Batteries Won*t! Sears 6069. msrolol, 044-8983. you. 643-3414. (jOMMISSION NORWALK MIDDLETOWN DANBURY HOLYOKE MANCHESTER WESTFIELD NORTHAMPTON J. P. LEWIS A SON, ouatom Street, Manchester, Connecticut. SEARS, ROEBUCK AM) t;o. 90 Wall 8(. Main hi. 1‘29 Main St. 1 City Hall Court 348 I^iddla IVk*. W. 44MsinSt. 60 Main St. 1066 CHSVHOUDT NOVA, LIGHT trucking, cellar and AKXJOUNTINO OLHSRK — Some ______Clarence W. Welti, •OMXi m decorating, interior and ex­ experience with figures, In- Town of Manchester, Chairman Buptr Bport, outomatto, with attics cleaned, odd Jobs, terior, paperhongtng, fully In­ / teresUng, dlversUled work, Connecticut Alfred Bieffert, Secretory OMMole, bucket eeota. One lawns, tress out and removed. sured. For free sstlmatee, call S7H hours, Manchester office. Robert B. Weiss, Dated this 9th day of December, owner. 1680. 6494I686. Coll 848-8000. 648-9868, If no answer 648-6883. Call Mrs. ’Todd, 649-6361. Read Herald Ad& General Manager 1971. a PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHES'tT!R EVENING IffiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1971 MANCHESTER- EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THXmSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SBVBN Apartments - Flats - H o u f$ Far Salt 72 Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Sole 72 Tenements 63 HwwIWSd, 72H..mr.,Srt. 72 0.r M W Coventry CLASSIFIED Offei-ed by the PITKBN — Porter 8t. area, 8- NEW S-bedroom Split Level. MAMCSHEMTBIR Area — 8-room MANCHicATintb an . For Sale 75 Tolland TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse In­ year old aluminum sided ous- Large rooms, IH baths, fire­ ^ « l a l cape, 2 baths, I Z g " ! ? S ? S ltlo n “'Bu2“^too BERRY'S WORLD tom built, 8-room Garrlion. TV Tonight cluding heat, appliances, place. High treed let. Oarage. ^ ® * ’* ®®bool. Two furnacw' ’TOLLAND Here Is q custom Family room with beamed built Centomporary Ranch sol- baths, full basement, near Only $20,000, Hayen Agency, t^ S o o L v m ***!?**’ “ Double garage City See Saturday’s 'TV Week school and shopping, 648-S607. PHILBRICK celling and bullt-ln bat, dream $4B,600. Hayes Agency. 646- utilities. Hayes Agency 646 flom equaled In spaclousnoas Tow n T o Ask Delay ADVERTISING 646-0131. 0181. for Complete Listings. D istance Lim it E ased kitchen with barbecue, etc, 0181. and d p ^ right living comfort. etc. Call Now, Hayes Aguncy, MAIfCHESTER — Cape, near A charming 8H-room home In CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MANCHESTER Deluxe one- 3iN (l> Bis Vsllsy (0) bedroom apartment. Largo liv­ AGENCY 646-0131. hospital. Aluminum siding, MUST SELL MANCHESTER - Lovely 6- the country. Huge living room (8< I i-e rm of Jcsnnls (C) 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ing room, heat, appliances, fireplace, garage. Lovely treed room 3-bedroom Capo, living and dining room with white O f P ollution H earing (U) Timmy asd Lsm Ic COLONIAL Cape with 8 over- NEW LIS'nNO — Six-room Ownera transferred, must move (40) I Levs Lacy In Gas Station R ules carpets. Included. $178 per lot. Immediate occupancy. «w m , dining room, kitchen marble fireplace, modern sized rooms, central alr-condl- cape. Aluminum siding. Beau- and sell this custom built raised The Town Council has de- appointed to take over the reg- 5:10 (1) Drasnel (C) COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Mid 20's. Bel Air Real Estate, ranch In Forest Hills area. With mud room, basement roc kitchen and dinette. Three- (21) Hoiraii’i Hrrori (C) The Planning and Zoning Uonlng, large living room, huge - tlful treed lot. Recreation (M) OmlssB’a Iitesd (0) Only one free standing sign „ * :80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION tor. 640,4835. ririt floor aeU, contained fam« room. 124.000, only 10 per cont 643-0332. Three bedrooms, 1V4 baths room, carpeting, garage, cov­ (40 IXcwn — Wcsihrr and Commission approved a weak­ per road frontage will be per­ Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Friday kitchen with bullt-lns. Fire­ ered patio. Merritt Agency, ss,r.i.rsr’’ fireplace,£fS’ nT.'sr Bm Hi (0> mitted, no streamers wUI be al­ now. Barbara MANCHBSTHJR 5:55 (j; Whst’i Happenins (C) ened version, of the proposed GROVE STREET Apartments, places, plenty of room In bedrooms lowed; and the only other slgiM dining room with built-in hutch, Rutherford, 646-4678, Pasek $W,900 — Cozy 7-room home. 6:00 (1^22) Weather — Sparta and gas station regulations In exe- one-bedroom luxury apart­ BIG IDEAS? lower level that can be fin­ on lower level. Double garage. Nawa (0) allowed are the pump pries YOCB COOPERATION WILL wall-to-wj^l carpeUng through- Realtors. MLS. 280-7478. Baseboard heat, two-car ga­ with a pollution abatement or- There will be a story heur (11) WUd WUd Weat ment. Available immediately. out. roc room, cold storage ______. ______Come see this eight- ished as you please, Asking W.J. Barcomb, Realtor, 644- cutlve session following the signs not to exceed eight by BE appreciated rage. Nice . horse stalls, der against the town, was orig- Saturday from 2 tc 3 p.m. at (M) To Tell (he Trath (O) DIAL 643-2711 $150. J. D. Real Estate Asso­ room, many extras. Pries re- PORTER ST. area — Five room Contemporary execu­ $89,000 . . . this is on excel­ 8000. (40) The Salat (C) completion of Monday night’s ten inches. All signs must mest ciates, 643-5120. tive Raised Ranch in Rock- one acre. Hutchins Agency ______Inally to have taken place this Bcoth-Dimock Library for chll- d;M (t> Neva with Waller Croa- duced. room Oolonial. Living room lent buy. T. J. Crockett. klt* (C) meeting. the requirements outlined In the ledge. Maintenance free Realtors, 640-6324. ■------month, but Town Engineer dren aged 4 to 7. A short film with fireplace, formal dining Realtor, 648-1877. (8) Newa with H K, Smith recently ad(>pted revised' sign THREE-ROOM heated apart­ BOX MOUNTAIN — Contem­ redwood aiding, two-car ga­ Wanted - Real Estate 77 Walter Fuss told the council he “ The Alphabet,” will be shown. and Harry Beaeoaer (0) Struck from the proposed reg­ ^ Continued From Preceding Page room, eat-in kitchen, two large ( '-SO XBC Newa (C> regulations. ment available, $150. per porary Ranch. 8 rooms, 214 rage, 214 baths and large ------learned that on extension would On Dec. 18, a special Chrlst- ulations was the first section bedrooms and bath, attached ALL CASH for your property bo possible since the engineers mas pregram will be offered 6:55 (40) Newa (C) A minimum distance of 50 month, references required. baths. Lot 152x215', wooded. treed lot for’ only $84,000. 'cOO • ’ •■ 4 e’o ' TheDrfenae (C) which would have placed a i,- Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, garage. Lot 80x180'; Zone AA, largf”] S ^ kltchenr^f^iu Por Sale 73 within 24 hours. Avoid red are currently working on a re- same hours, but for all ages, to (18) DIek Van Dyke 000-foot minimum distance be­ feet between curb cuts Is re­ Household Goods 51 Musical Instruments 53 Twenty mile view. Call John McLaughlin for ■ '-S(> .^ewa — Hporla Bed 646-4200. Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor, tape. Instant service. Hayes vision of'the original sewer Include the film "The Spirit cf Weather (C) tween service stations or any quired an Is a 16-foot-wlde land­ CLEAN, used refrigerators, CHILD'S electric accordlan 1 2 0 ------. appointment. near 8chcSs,*^*bSf*'an?*sl^’______mile from South COLDNIAL—Choice residential ®^S-5953 Manchester. Beautifully wood­ Agency, 646-01.31. plan, which was defeated last Christmas.” 7:80 (8) utl About Facea (C) other building used for the same scaped Island between the ranges, automatic washers baas. five shifts. Excellent MANCHESTER -- Deluxe du ping, $21,800. Char Bon Agen­ (18) Movie Game purpose. area, completely redecorated,' w a r a n o k f w n------ed building lot. Acre Plus IF YOU are thinkinir of selllnir **2.u®** 1*1 '■®/®*‘®"duoi- On Dec. 80, a puppet show, (22) I Dream ol Jeannle (C) pumps and the front and side with guarantees. See them at condition $05. Phone 643-1680 plex, two bedrooms,------" " full “ ‘pri­ • • • • cy, 648-0688. p us. YOU are thinking of selling xhe ektenslon would give the presented by the Pitch family. new fully appllanced kitchen. B(Sl w i-resugePrestige area. $6,600 M. H vour home whv not irive iia n (iresemea oy me r itcn family. (20) Flyins Nun (C) The PZC also altered section streets. This landscaped strip B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 640 after 5 p.m. vate basement, heat, carpets, (40) DrOKne( (C) formal dining room, living « » m BARROWS AND OO. two of the regulations which must extend across the entire Main St. Call 643-2171. appliances included. $220 per $94,900 - DOerrOR’S homo, Palmer, Realtor, 648-6321, MA- call? We offer a comnlete real "® r office will be presented, entitled “ The 8:00 (t) Appoinlmaat With Deattay with fireplace, 12x21 master oellt^^’t 1" ' Manchester Parkade 0688. ; '^® ®“ ® a complete real only last month, more time to Llttlest Angef.” Hours are also (22-20> Ferry Como’a Winter prohibits construction of serv­ frontage, with the exception of PROFESSIONAL five - piece month. Paul W. Dougan. Real­ large 6-room Cape Cod, fire­ Show (C) bedroom, fully air-conditioned. Manchester 640-8806 estate ®®*ylce Inciting par- decide Just what alternatives It 2 to 8 and all ages are welcome (I8> Movie ice stations within 600 feet from the curb cut entrances and SEWING MACHINE — 1071 zig­ Ludwig drum set. Zlldjlan tor, 640-4535. place, garage, sewers, beauti- v e r m am ¥ \ ’ tlclp_atlon In the_Multlple Ust- would Uke to choose for a pub- The sterv hours are an-manr! exito. zag, unclaimed layaway, bal­ Immaculate condition. Beau- ™ ' ' J™*/ fully landscaped lot. Hutchins T . ^ake area. The stcry hours are spsnsor- „ „ (8-40) Allse Smith oad denea any building housing a school, cymbals, trap case and cases. MANCHESTER — Move right beach rights, 150x150, Ing Services of Manchester and 8:00 (8l Movie (C) ance $41.85. Singer zlg zag, FIVE-ROOM duplex. In good tlfully landscaped grounds. T Agency Realtors. 64i»-l^ 4 ]S:®a®h rights, 150x150, $4,200, 11c sewer system. ed by the Junior Women's Club. * „ (22-20) Bob Hope Variety Show church, hospital, library or Products may not be display­ Call 640-0628. ®“- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, into this 3-bedroom Colonial Tolland, wooded acre, Vernon. Jarvis Realty Co., originally over $300, now only ___location, near buO line. Adults. $4,000. Town Engineers Fuss and The Garden Club will meet 8:20 (181 rnndid r'-mera playground by striking out an ed In front cf the station , other ELWOOD RD.—Oracloua 8-room 8^-18T7. with large living room and Coventry, half acre, Realtors, 643-1121. Hayden Griswold Jr. have also Dec. 14 at the home cf Mrs. 10:00 (2240) Dean Martin Show (C) $45.85. Singer Touch and Sew, T I —- No children or pets. Available MANCHESTER — Comfortably $3,600. <8 40’ Owen Marahall, Coaaa'l- additional phrase “ or other than oil which is to be contain­ Colonial, quality construction, aPRuvrs r t------;------r z —T dining room. Immaculate largo three-bedroom Oolonial. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. coine up with an estimate for Rcben Hamilton, Silver St., fer or-nt-Uiw (0 ) ed on the pump Island, $48.60. All guaranteed, easy AntlgUCS 56 December 18th. Call between all rooms laige, and bright, ~ Immaculate 9- SELLING your home or acre­ place of public gathering.” throughout. Asking $28,000. wld®iUng and partially relocat- a potluck luncheon at 12:30 i*:8o a*! teort^ -riT k -il; terms. 522-0031, dealer. 5-7 p.m., 647-1037. excellent neighborhood. “ S >tANCHESTER - AA zoned age? Por prompt friendly ser­ The problem of entrance to All motor /vehicles and the AUCTION — Friday December ------— ------Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ing RIsley Mountain Rd. The p.m. Mrs. Percy Colbath will be luoo (2-^22-so-40) Newa — Weather beautifully treed lot. Two-car ®®°“ pan- building lot, 88x200. Priced to vice, call Louts Dlmock Real­ gas stations was also chang(Hl. station Itself' must be screened GAS stove, 30” , good condition, 10th, 7 p.m. Marlborough, LARGE attractive 3 - room (D It7l tr NIA, IaT i 649-2813. total cost would be about $44,- cchostess. _ *J!*rioSpoil . . . (C) CAPE—12x24’ living room, full oversized garage, two fire- cy. Bel Air Real Estate, 648- ty, 640-0823. *!3)__Cnabrtdsed (Cl Hie PZC reduced the number from adJoWlng residential prop­ $35; GE apartment size refrig­ Cenn. Juntition Route 2. and apartment. Stove, refrigerator. 9332. sell at $7,500. Frechette Real­ ______000, and since the road has not ______shed dormer, eat-ln kitchen, P'aces, family room, country MANCHESTER — a most de­ tors, 647-6603. 11:25 (2) Movie* (0) of feet required between a gas erty or /zone by a suitable erator; aluminum storm doors, 68. Antiques, furniture, coUec- water, electricity, dining room, rec room, ga- kitchen with built-ins. Corn- SELLING your property? We ’’®®'' “a®** »"any years, the Manchester Evening Herald "'** ca*^n "F opaque fence or planting screen "Our U.N, delegation says if you think Peking is "The lightful six-room Colonial in (C) station entrance and an Inter­ 32x80, 36x80. Call 643-2465, 643- tibles, glassware, clocks. We Adults. References. No pets, ENGLISH CAPE, 6 downstairs HUTZZIZZIZIZZZIZZII need listings, call John H. Lap- council has decided t o take up Coventry rage, H4 baths, private yard, Ptotely finished basement and mint condition. Sparkling correspondent, Holly section of public roads from 100 net le ^ than six feet high. 1442. -buy lots or will sell yours on ^125. 640-5324. Forbidden City'—you qught to see New York!" rooms include 2 bedrooms, a - pen Inc., Realtors, 646-5261. the question of abandonment at Oantner, tel. 742-8705. 1'8S (22-3^ Nrw* — Prayer $29,000. much more. If you are con- kitchen with range and refrig­ Hlsn Off feet to 60 feet. Aiyareaa used for parking ve­ consignment. 1-295-0030. generous kitchen, den and a RofOrt Property Its next meeting. MANCHESTER — Newer one- „ ___ _ sidering buying a quality erator, formal dining room, (8-48) Prayrr a Slsa Off All other sections of the pro­ hicle <«• storage must be paved ___ B-ZONE large Colonial In ex- home, don’t act until you have flreplaced-llvlng room, 2V& bed- F or S n ir The unused portion of the . .bedroom wwwa v«u^ac:v\duplex aaawauucsincludes heat. living rcom with fireplace and 74 Edocatlonal TV (24) posed regulations were approved well drained to {Xtevent sur- 30” GE stove, good condition, cellent condition, first floor seen this one. Call now for on rckima upetalfs, full walk-out ______road runs about l,000 feet north­ $50, 646-1850. carpeUng. Finished play room Addicts Chasers „ „ Thsiaday, December t intact. tdee water accumulation. Wanted - To Buy SB appliances, carpets, alr-condl- Apartm ents - FlotS > Out Of Town family room, 2-car garage, 3 appointment. Wolverton Agen­ basement, garage,, 100x200 THREE summer cottages, $17,- westerly from Rt. 44A, and has in the basement. Aluminum Fourth Graders By striking out the controvers­ The storage and parking of — Honing. Full basement. $195 v - 1 ______K m * da bedrooms, extra building lot, cy. Realtors, 640-2813. treed lot, $27,900. Wolverton 900 completely furnished, one not received any town aid J-’J5 Hodrrpodsr Lodsc (C) JOHN buys and sells used fur- HOUSEHOLD lot.T — Antiques, per month. Paul W. Dougan, ’ w n c m c n iS ______M r O f R e n t siding. Feb. 1st., occupancy. Claim Success ial distance requirement betwe^ operable vehicles in the front good Investment. ------Agency, Realtors, 640-2813. winterized and rented year Aid Prisoners funds from the state for main­ *'** tor Tomorrow (C) nlture, appliances. 479 Middle bric-a-brac, locks, frames, $20,600. W.J. Barcomb, Real­ HARTFORD (AP) — With Flame: Sprayed Coatingi.' or Bide yard will not be allowed Realtor. 640-4835. TWO-BEDROOM apartment, ------$26,900 Large 8-bedroom Ranch, ’round. Philbrick Agency Real­ tenance. ’The question of im- 7:S» Black doam al ” (C) stations, the new regulations are Tpke.iT>Ke. east. Open afternoons, glassware. We buy estatesestates. ------m_____ * ------tor, 644-8000. nearly 1,000 drug arrests leg- 7:88 TBA nor will be the outside storage TMII___ jji ■. r OOKTNG fnr anvlhlncr- In roni secoild floor. Immediate occu- VERNON — tniiiicuiaiBImmediate occu------7 • rooms,------• flwt floor fam- fireplace, muiiiinumaluminum siding. $21,600 — 7-room older home, tors. 646-4200. LANSING, Kan. (AP) — provement came up several stripped of control over the^^- living room with Franklin 8 0S Thirty Mlaate* IC) structlon of additional OtMcma, of Inoperable motor vehicles or until 9 D m estate rental — anartments P«A®y- Call 643-4827. pancy, oversized one and two *"®d®™ kitchen with garage, large wooded lot. MANCHESTER — Owner Is Warden R. J. Gaffney has de- months ago when a prospectlw fZrf/.f^**.ii ®P®®*al until 9 P.m.. 646-5823. 646-7670. 420 Lake St Rniinn ®stot® rental no 3 ------T Vernon Tower fi®hwasher. dining room cen- Hutchins Agency Realtors. 649 stove, family room, lot 100)a20, Hart- *i®* Hrtlywood Televialon Theater as long as they are located in parts. anxious to seSl this older six- dared members of the fourth '’®a*‘^®"t of the road asked what fo-j ° ^**® " - _P _ "t* THREE - ROOM apartment, Apartments. PuUy equipped location, $24,600. 5324 Immediate occupancy. Marion Police Department is young Married* at PIay”_ a commerical zone and approv­ Lighting must be directed FOUR-PIECE secUonal. with WANTED _ antique furniture tees. Call J.D. Real Estate’ As "“c^d equipped. ““ 6324. room Oolonial. Hiis home is in Out of Town JSrome Kaia'i one-act play I* E. Robertson, Realtor, 648- grade dass of Cure of Are acclssl’ble'^""'' c 1 a 1 m i ng major progress trttliw *tory of two married ed by the Z'0ml»e* ’and un­ table lamps, one floor lamn. titv -rri-MANCHESTER - One - bed- ‘•®"‘ - '®>^® ®‘orage areas anT mas^ PArk-llke yard, 100x180, walk- realised dream*. * conditions. joining residential premises or living room. Nicely land­ MANCHEiSTER zones. $25. Other miscellaneous 185 Oakland Street room anartment.apartment. Ranch tvnetype ______749 0189. ter antenna. For annointment Ing distance to schools and A^VER - Spotless 6-room S toel^^t7hatT^alI^S ‘'“V ’vrbrought under control IJ.'S it. (^) During Monday night’s public scaped lot and garage. Summit H o i.h r ^ the chapel fund d can be teira 1v ®'‘ '“ ®®’‘ ®‘* “ '® £5?*“ UtUeJoha: Crttlc At AH repair work must be done items. Phone 640-4677. ------~ building. Private entrance. MANCHESTER — 5 - room call, 876-5588, 875-0367, 872- BOULDER RD. — Privacy on ^u®PP*"F- Immediate occupan OVERSIZED GARAGE double carport, garage, (C) hearing regarding the regula­ Street. W.J. Barcomb, Real­ Ideal for out of season ed, double carport, garage, the tnatihition ®“" '»®.l®8!any abandimed be- ets of drug use in the c l^ ” ------"Brltjah Culture ' for Export” . within the station, and tnudi en­ ^----- 1------r------Heat and appliances included, anartment 2-a bedrooms an. 3475. °ver i% acres. Treed. Custom -/• “'—j - v.cu.ovn, dsb-o im , tions, developer Eldredge Tost tor, 644-8000. barn, 1 % acres. Near Route 6. David Littlejohn examine* closures provided with opaque storage. Come see this alu­ Gaffney said Wednesday the ®'«'ancls J. Kelliher, way* In which Brltlah prln- threatened the PZC with legal Must be seen. Offered at $24,- mm who teaches the class »«®®«ve Certificate, cemnc^ baths, car- *'~rafrlMmtor"”\M^*iw qulred. Call 648-0878. " good income. We invite your ^ ® ’.. lot. $86,600. room C aZ situated on beau- all-faith chapel inside the walls. Donald Roulllard and Joseph factor In the fight against heat, appliances, baths, car- .tove. i4friB-prator qulred. Call 648-9678. good Income. We invite your f??® ’ . wo^®d Agency, 646-0131. time for your hobby. Price PZC has backed down from Its' _ and security required. 643-2603 pets, full basement. $236 per ^l®’ ^ ‘““ I? — ------taspecUon. Hutchins Agency, 640-6324. tUully iMdscaped i Z fire- ’"'® Kansas Legislature au- DeMauries have received certl- drugs, said KeUiher, the com Manchester Evening Herald $27,900. Call John McLaugh­ position. Town Counsel Robert SEWING Machine Sale 1972 appointment. . . ^ muuwi. m u i Dougan. Real- ^ Zs ’ RCX^LLE - Spacious cen------lin, MB4806. place, 2-zone heat, full base-ha«fi. thorized construction ot of a chap- ohap- ‘ .*^*’a*"*"K. iraining after aner com-oom- munltymunit Itself has also been a Cedar Sawed To land correspondent Belie lOng has advised the commis­ lor (Mft.sR.'w u° P®ts- 643-7355. ttally------•> located, w9., w 3-room awaaa apart- COMMERCIAL ^^*»**»*•*** BUILDINGa.*wj-s-u-zaaivj ajj*ap- or reo room ®* *^“t stipulated that the $160,- P.*®tt"S 20 hours ol InstruoUon help. Quatrale, teL 875-8848. __ _ . . ment, nice area for K n'”‘SS..!'VS A FEW ment. Adult couple. No pets, proxlmatsly 6,000 sq. ft. of floor __ ■___ ■’ 000 wntiiii hnva ho raicuui tm-i. tn the State's Attornev’s Law ”'Pa sion Repeatedly that distance - A^Sssla V99aA9»4sniaai>a.j^0aB A A/VA ^A. *• • • • B quiet friendly neighborhood. 000 would have to be raised pri- *" ‘ "® “ ^aie-s Attorney’s Law "Partioulariy In the ghptto B y Culprits grams, sews buttons, etc. Only DELUXE one-bedroom apart- . . . Security. 640-4824, after 6 p.m. m*®o> zoned industrial. For sale B & . W vately. The fimd now totals Df^orcament ’Training Program, areas, the residents know what regulations are unenforceable In Louis Dlmock Realty, 640-9828. court, although Atty. Arnold $49.60. Save up to 60 per cent ment, wall-to-wall carpeUng Furnished ■------or lease, $70,000. Afghan Book b a r r o w s AND WALLACE OO. some $22,000. Also, Patrolman John Drew drugs are doing to their neigh- MARSHALL, Tex. (AlP) — Plastic Gets Stronger . A » ROCKVILLE —, Rockland Ter- Sew Pretty Sborge of d T B (Citizens Inter­ on all famous brands . City Johnson’s, throughout, complete appll- A p a it m e U t S Manchester Parkade EAST HARTFORD - $24,600 6- has received a certificate of borhood and are trying to save Mrs. W. L. Miner looked out OA-A race Apartments — Large and CONTEMPORARY L Shaped ested In Tolland’s Environment) The More IPs Flexed Sewing Center, 286 Main S t . , ______® ” 3-isa5.______ances, vanity bath. Centrally ——______Manchester 640-5306 room (Jape. Four bedrOoms, completion of 40 hours of In- their children from it,” Kelliher her window Wednesday mom- located. $175. monthly. R. D THREE-ROOM furnished, heat- beautiful 8 and 4-room apart- Ranch. Redwood and brick ex- disagrees, citing different cases Hartford. 522-0476. ROOM for rent, centrally locat- ■9A M Tm ____ AamI am am ^ ^ M m A ... laige living room, carport. struction at the Capitol Region said. "Their cooperation has in* to gaze at her h«imrtfi.iiJ HOU8TDN—The plastic, poly- MAiNCWBSTER — Laige ed. Private entrance. Ample Murdock, 643-2602. . ed apartment. Private en- "'®"*®- Includes heat, hot wa- terior, on wopded lot, 1% acres Forbes St. area. Close to Crime SquadSmiari Sch(x>l,Bnhnol andnnrl sixol’v beenhoon outstanding,nutetenHIno-” . . "®*^ DeaUtlTUlly than King where they have propylene, is used for rspiaeiiig FRIGIDAIRE clothes dryer, ter, all appliances, with dish- with a view. Five bedrooms, 2 Duteh Oolonlia with four bed- decorated 16 to 20-foot cedar stood up. parking. Phone 649-5271. trances. Large closets. schools and bus. Keith Real LEGAL members of the local depart- The 1671 total of narcotics ar- damaged heart valves because, good operaUng condition. Can WE HAVE customers waiting pets. Working adults. Refer- runner,washer, disposal, disposal, carpeting, carpeting, fireplaces, fireplaces, family family rcroom, den, 2- iDoms, living room with fire­ CSiristmaa tree. Estate, 646-4126, 640-1922. ment recently completed 40 rests Is now 066, compared to Yoat proposed an alternative of all materials tested, it was 623-0642. for the rental of your apart- ences. 643-4860. und your own private tor- cur Rarage. $69,600. place, formal dining room, 1% Only It wasn’t there on the FURNISHED room for gentle­ NOTICE of designating spedfle s(»ies for found to offer the greatest re- hours of Instruction at the In- *11 last year. front lawn. r'H'niinR.AT man. jkxceiient Excellent location, p park- ment or home. J.D. Real Es------race In a country setting. „DA/TTr,rTo , baths, family sized kitchen, SOUTH WINDSOR— Executive use for gas station construction.. sirtance to work fatigue. GENERAL Electric refrlgera- , 843.6704 643-7804 tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. THREE - ROOM Furnished From' $160. Sorry,►rry, no no pets, pets 872-s n - antiquewtique colonial In sunporch that could be a fam­ seprlce training school In Man------Georgian Colonial with 8 fire­ TOWN OF COVENTRY Someone had sawed it down Although the new regulatiims' .'Hila material grows aixniiger tor«/. with y».ui freezeriix;ezi:r above,aoove, fulllull ___:______;______^------apartment, some utilitiesutiUUes. 4046, 520-6586.620-8586. ’ excellent condition, 8 fireplaces, ily room and two-car garage. Chester. In this session, they Half Paid for Blood and taken it away. places, 8 baths, a multitude o f Zoning Board of Appeals will not control the number of the more it la flexed, and a size, pink. Also Tai^>an elec- NORTH END — furnished room MANCHESTER — Newer two- First floor. Adults only. Call ------______**IS beautifully decorated rooms, rooms. Wlthlt\ walking distance of received extensive training In NEW YORK — About half the extras. High treed lot. Heri­ Mis . Minor, who said she new stations, they will govern 'heart valve must cycle 40 mil­ trie range and double oven for rent, parking, 58 Strickland bedroom first-floor apartment. 640-0608 after 6 p.m. ROCKVILLE — Newly redeco- modem eat-in Mtchen, formal school, shopping and pubUc There will be a Public Hear- ^® recently adopted penal code people donating tage House, 646-2482. blood in the heard no noise during the night. the .iqppeerance o f tiie station lion times a year. Polypropy- above with storagestoraare below. Ex- at’St. Includes heat, abnllancea.appliances, oar-car­ ------ratetl five-room, two-bedroom Uvlng and dining room, break- traiuportation. A real buy for ing Monday, December 20, 1071, ^**at went Into effect on Oct. 1. United. States today are paid for was left only with a otv-tiy.). and are veiy strict regarding lene haa earned for its^ Um cellent condiUon. BnUre kitch------iicia.pets. ♦x»u$190 irerper monui.month. raPaul i W. THREE - ROOM furnished duplex. Includes heat, hot room, 3 sitting rooms, 4 the one-car family. Price in ’VERNON — Charming is this at 7:30 P.M. In the basement Police Officer Michael Canny It. tree stump. the display of signs. nickname at “the living U i^ .’’ en redone and must sell. First THE THOMPSON House— COt- Dougan, Realtor, 646-4535. apartment, utilities, Employed water, stove. Refrigerator op- bedrooms, plus studio, study low 80’s. Cal) Doris Smith, or newly redecorated 3-bedroom room Of the Town Office Build- *'as been commended by the reasonable offer will be 'ac- tage St., centrally located, —------—------person, no children or pets, itlonal. $185 per month. One ® baths, stone walls, ga- Bea MUlette, Jarvla Realty Ranch 'on large comer lot. Ing to hear the following ap- father of two teen-age girls for cepted. 527-5216 or 742-9915. targ®. pleasanUy furnished nXTP MmiJT'tl p-p’MT’ a t parklng. 272 Main St. m o n th security. One - year '**®> * " g e bams and out bulld- Co,, Realtota, MLS, 648-1121. Ideally located to shopi^ng and peals; his conduct during the investi------rooms, parking. Call 840-2358 MUJN1H KlbJN lA L — lease. Two children accepted. ****■• ^ ^^®w from every wln- schools. Wall-to-wall carpeting A. Dann and Robert Ration of an accident recently REFRIGEIRATOR 2.5 cubic for overnight and permanent RflNTTC! — 876-2719. dow. $48,000. MANCHESTER — 8-room over­ thnnighout. 11x27’ paneled fam- Sanborn of Hickory Drive ’ ap- which the two girls were In- foot, for office or home bar. guest rates. p w in u o sized expanded Cape. Two Like new. Call 640-6879. Business Locations 4-UNIT apartment — good In­ Uy room, kitchen has bullt-lns, pealing from a determlnati(»i of solved, although not seriously. "One------.AM.Mand two-bedroom V W% ACSACllGStGrA BolLOfl S.PAA.. floHlA 1m ___ *• . MANCXlBiETBR — 7-room (Jolo- 16, 1972. This appeal comes un- kome. PIANOS, Spinets, consoles, by ^ working lady, n b w 8-bedroom Duplex, wall- °f”®® warehouse space. ty, Manchester, Bolton area, satile homo In an excellent in CaU 64941306. nial,' IH baths, first-floor fam ­ der' Section 2.4', and 18.1 ot the ’D>® approval was granted on Winter, H. Miller, others by to-wall carpet, all modem ap- ®‘® ’ K®"®'^ business zone. Win pay $20 to $25 per month, cation. 2-car g a Z g r Phone after 6:30 p.m., 646- * ® ' ily room, oversized garage, Zoang Regulations. Hardship is *ke cimdltion that the Wallaces Winter Co. at low, low prices. ®*" ®*3*®368. pllances, 1% baths, full private expansion, ample • • a • ------. . - *• parking, located in Bolton be 4396. t e n r o o m contemporary large yard, aluminum siding, B(Sl w claimed. comply 'with a section of the Terms. Colonial, 382 Main St., FURNISHED _____ private *’®®®'” ®"t with washer and ______room. tween Route 44-A and new T— Ranch with 3-room studio apart- $27,000. Hayes Agency, 646- Harold B. Smith of Wall Street zoning regulations which re- “rear”, Manchester. Phone bath and entrMce Parklnr^ dryer hook-up, close to schools "®'*' :------ment or in-law suite, over 1% 0181. BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. 6474858. appeallng from a determination q“ ‘*'®a adequate sanitary facU- Gentle^n pr^Zed. R e^ chopping, 2-famlly priva- ^°“‘®g. 077®Real-k «,0!i I„ve,fmenr Property acres of land with a view, red- Manchester Parkade ences 649'*6626 cy. wWin m acceptnppAnt 3 a phfi/i«»Anchildren. $260toan Lurs,t°rs, ofO'O^oo.875-6283. ^ __ ^__u_ ^ MANCHESTER — 7-car ga­ of the Building Inspector deny-. *^®*' wood construction. Large ther- Manchester 649-6306 Ray Desome has been chosen For Sale 70-A rage. $26,600. Large 7-room OO; ing a permit to construct a roof mopane windows. chairman of the ZBA, with USED Wurlltzer Clarinet, $70. FURNISHED rcom for rent, 649-4535 or'646-1021. ^ ' ^ 'S l t f ;^ ^ o ^ o n Z w m ofitee* ROCKVILLE — Well kept four- " lonlal, nice itreed lot, centrally ROOKVILLB — EUlngton Line ever an existing porch. This ap- George C(X)n to serve as sec­ _^ne after 5:30_p.m., 646-7800. rent.em^ near bus — HousU Bldg.,ZlSMaTn family house. Good Lom e. CAPE_^ moms and enclosed Choose your favorite Soft afghans are fasci­ located. Hutchins Agency, Re­ — Seven-room l^)llt Level, peal comes under ISection 10.8 family house. Good income. ------...... vovu retary at the next ZBA meeting Central location. $44,000. For POfeb, 2 baths, 2-car garage, colors or prints to make nating to make and so altors, 649-6824. Kitchen cabinets galore, living cf the Zoning Regulations, ------;------:______ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, Pbone 643-4846.______All interested persons are In- Dec. 20. A permanent sec- further information call, 643- *23,000. this handsome set of very nice to use. This is room fireplace, cypress panel- I^RGE furnished housekeep- complete appliances, 2 air- LARGE, new office space avail­ lingerie! No. 8164 with a priceless collection of MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom ing, cathedral ceiUng, two vited to attend. retary has not yet been select- PRESIDENTIAL ing room,------—all utilities,— employ------conditioners— „ full basement, 110 able,,e, carpeung, carpeting, neaiea, heated, air- alr------— We NEED LISTINGS PHOTO-CUIDE is in Sizes twelve handsome afghans Colonial, IH baths, fireplace, baths, two-zone heating system, Raymond A. Desmone ®^ ^® five-man board. ed person, no children, pets, washer-dryer hook-up. vanity conditioned, parking. 182 West 7;------7 ------7 ------8 to 18 (bust 3U4-40). . . . three to crochet, nine half-acre treed lot. Price re­ twx^c8u: garage. For appoint­ Chairman The Dec. 20 meeting will NOW! “Thinking: of Sell- Size 10, 3214 bu.st . . . to knit . . . the perfect VILLAGE APTS. duced $26,900. Frechette Coventry Zoning Board ^ake up three appeals, Parking. 272 Main St. type bath, glass sliding doors. Middle Tpke., 649-2098. HOUSOS For Sale your property?” Cali slip, 1% yards of 45-lnch; reference source when you to ment call Towne Real Estate, MANCHESTER half-slip, 1% yards; want to make one. Q114 Realtors, 647-9998. 849-4066. > of Appeals Wins Contest Robert“ d !' M u r iZ Z RZltori FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices MANCHESTER - 0-room Colo- MIDDAY! panties, % yard. has full directions for ------Mrs. Ronald Baker, chair- gentlaman, g < ^ IwatlOT, Un- $43.2692. combination, heat, hot water, ----- > — E®** -• Center St. .vv>uui,,location, twelve afghans included One and two bedrooms. ens, and parking. 643-4248. Patterns available only /iMMniimiimiiaaiiammaffliMMiiiiiMmMiMiBniiiiiiiiinBiaiisra^ ^ll® Beautification Immediate occupancy. private bath, air-conditioning, I*r®placed'-Uvlng room, in sizes shown. with stitch illustrations. Committee, has announced Uiaj 65^ a copy. Near schools, churches ROOM and board with famllv Duplex, centrally lo- carpeting, ground floor loca- lormal UlnUigdining room, den or of- PHILBRICK lEHD 75C in colni for (Mh pnttirn H m Keating is the winner and shopping center, on t o ^ e X ^ y o u ^ w ^ k l ^ '■®‘»“ ‘ '’®‘‘ - call tlon, parking. Apply Marlow’s, «®®' “ P “ > « bedrooms, 2% -IneliidM p n tifi and handlint. To order, lond 6S$, Includei the BC-sponaored design-a- bns line. Call anytime fe .^ ^11 742"^m S^ P *"” “ S'®®"' Main St., e;i.6221. baths. Ideal home mid office Sae Baraett. Maaebepter contest. The contest was h^d tc Eveahur HerM, 1180 AVE. poitogo end hondllnf. D m jT fjm v .------Z------. _ ------combination. 40’s. Wolverton aelec) a auitable en tra n t and P' ______ENJOY the privacy of your own ANY iRETAIL or wholesale Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. AGENCY OI^A^mOAB, NEW YOBK, 646-2623 Mail In Your welcoming sign for Covmtry. LARGE ROOM nlcelv furnish- " ° “ ®® *be convenience of business needing display and ------—------SJ!?*’.. Honorable mention^ In the ed, stove,- refrigerator and Un- fP®'^'"®"^ “vlng at the same storage facilities will benefit M^CHESTBR - $4,400 down, cool, otplp Numhir and Hit. M ade by REALTORS Send $1.00 for the new Nimt, Addmii with ZIP contest went to Pati^cla Carl MARX ens provided. 801 Main St H"'®' ? “*■ 2-bedroom Town from good highway location buys a new 5-5, 8-bedroom Du- CODI. 649-8302. House has 1230 sq. ft. of living adjoining Manchester, minutes P*®*’ baths, aluminum sld- ’71 Pall and Winter Ba­ Ed Czalkowskl, NLra. Paul sic FASHION filled with The Pall and Winter '71 Diehl, Douglas F ltw , Richard ______!______space in addition to your own from East______Hartford ’ ■via 1-84, !?*• "®parato heating______systems. 646-4200 X lovely designs and a laundry room, storage base- Brokers protected, 1-223-4460.’ Call ' now I ~Frechette Realtors, 40-page ALBUM is 65^. Classified Ads! Schmidt, WilUanySchmidt, and FREE Pattern Coupon. W OODUltD ment, carport, balcony and ------'■—" 647-0998.647-0068. ______S. Toth, all of Cwentry. Apartmenrs - Flots - terrace. We pay for gas cook- COMMERCIAL place for tease ___ ------MANCHESTER — West Vemnn Nurses M Me 116 Visits MANOR Tenements 63 Ing. gas heac and gas air-con- “ *■ ®®*® Main St., next to MANCHESTER — 6 - room St., 8-room Executive Raised Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: The Public Health Nurses dltloning. No extra charges. Excellent business Cape, rec room, garage, price Ranch, acre treed lot Association /worked a total ol THREE • ROOM unfurnished Northwood Town Houses at In­In- vrith building. Call reduced to $28,500. Frechette transferred. Offers con’s l^ d 186 hours / during November, APARTMENTS apartment. Pleasant, conve­ . ------...... luA.oA'M O.K Realtors, 647-9008. '* ------wiiaiuoxeUdconsiaerea. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD tersection of Woodland and HU- *46-2428, 9-6. Low 40s. Frechette Realtors, making Lte visits, of which 60 HOMESTEAD ST. nient suburban location. Stove, Hard Sts., Manchester. Office 647-6608. 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 were uWapeuUc and 66 health refrigerator, utilities, base­ RANCH Three bedrooms NOW LEASING OFF W. Mmm.in TPKE. on premises or call 640-6736. In Connecticut's Fastest Growing Area supen^lon. ment. Working adults. 643-2880. Hniltdfo ILiv Dm * AE ® "P*®*' M“ «® QUALITY built aluminum . m Sixteen children were exam­ MANCHESTER n o u s e s r o p R e n t 6 5 paneled den with built-in fea- ed Ranch in n n o Z m "* K-rkiiTj LARGE iicaieoheated inree-oeoroom three-bedroom ------ine^and/or Immunized on Nov. 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury fUUK-ROOM apartment, large apartment, second floor. Ap- MANCHESTER Type or print Ad on following lines- 11/at a well-child conference apartments. Features wall-to- ® ' ^ ® P ’‘a"®«a. centrally located. Ranch. Three bedrooms, spa^ back S’S';?; yard. Capet- vvill convince ~you~thTs'° Is” ■tended by Dr. Louise Tobi. wall caipeting, vanity tile baZrZ; 'hTZV® V ®arj;etlL, Con *’' “*■ ‘"“y outstanding value at W2, Islon screening concluded on baths, bullt-ln oven, range, bathroom heat, hot water, er, 643-6321. Gertrude Hagc- fireplace, attached garaw . *^all owner, 648-1762.______$00. Call toSiyl Wolverton Nov. 29, and the PHNA hopes dishwasher, refrigerator and to start this program again 4tr disposal, electric heat. 2 air- frigerator,"Lra7e*'laundry Ta- ______L . R . % “ d L k '^ R e L to ?“ ‘ M ^ _.^®"®y’ «®«»to»-a. *«»-2B18. conditioners, glass sUdlng cllities, $176. 643-4884. HEATED two-bedroom apart- 2^.^_. Murdock. Realtor. 648- « ’ ’ » _ immediate mancliMt*r profMsional pork March. doors, all laige rooms. FuU ment, second floor. To Hold Meeting ...... Asuvpz. A p p ll------. . . on . first floor,’ aluminum occupancy, O'PoarouiTi3-bedroom over-0V6r« 341 BROAD STREET/MANCHESTER basement storage area, am­ ances, $160 plus security, M.H. ONE-BEDROOM------house for a •“«"«- ’X,.,?*"*"* basement garage garage plus plus sized sized brick brick Cape. Two’Two b^?^hi baths The Junior Women’s Club will ple parking. Starting at $175. Palmer, 643-6321, Gertrude working married couple. Cen- ®A addltl^ Afldlltld^ol rsVMnss ssn/l °**b fireplace at _____ A VrW UHVnBi in living room ’ hold Its monthly meeting on Handy to shopping, schools, VILLAGER J Hagedom,Hagedom. 649-0538. tral location. Call 643-8870. »cond floor, 270’ lot. Hutchins screened porch. Large wooded PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE Dec. 15 at 8 p.m. at St. Mary's bus and religious laciUties. Church Hall. Model apartment open for ------_ Agency, 640-6324._ id . Two-car garage Mid 80’s. Designed To Your Speolltoattons APARTMENTS ^ r o y a l a r m s - lovely new Name ...... A potluck supper featuringJ"T ire® Iruck inspectioo weekdays l>7 p.m. ( MANCHESTEri ~ Four-bed- only. 647-9840. ([ Immediate Occupancy D ‘“'^bouse, 2 bedrooms, heai- dishes from foreign lands will — weekends 14J p.m. Out of Town room Split. 2H baths, garages. CARTER ST. — Custom ranch 660 to 26,000 Square Feet V s-R oom Townhouites, IV. ^ “ ” y carpeted, all appll- Address ...... highlight the evening. I Rotating, pulsating rev tlonlng, wall-to-wall c a r -> ' Patio off dining room, on bus — v-oumry nving, urge treed lot, priced to sell • Fully air-conditioned and Hanford via 1-84 Registrar Resigns I Detachable ladders and hoses. washer-dryer hookup. jl line, near schools, shopping. irom ®»»">ren Hartford. welcome, Located 20 minutes at u a n CHEBTER r . ------viTuifT------— ®t $83,800. Frechette Realtors, carpeted ihurches (closest thing to a e Shope, banka, reatauraat*- Mrs. Frances Aho, Democrat­ I Ruggedly built; chrome-like undercarriage. EVEREADV Rentals by privatechurches home) (closest $215. thing Call to 644- a Yi'.®"’Wall St. Hartford. New 2 bedrooms, Located and at J*®-®" buys this 5%-room Cape, ~ ______647-0993. ______e Complete Janitorial Day to Start ...... BATTERY ( only mlnutea away ic registrar of voters In the sec­ I Completely assembled; attractive carton . Robert D. kitchen.niwwiicii. Includedxiiviuueu free!irecs neatHeat ,„♦*** ,®^1 ------. MANCHESTER - Bowers ServfgeB e S t d ^ e apace provMed INCLUDED Murdock Charles Lesperance -5U. and hot water, master TV an- J°^> *ake privileges. Hurry! School. 6-room Bungalow, fire- ond voting district, has submit­ tenna hook up, parking, stove heritage House, 646 2482. ted her resignation to the cfflce Realtor 6i8>2e02 6 - room placs, two additional rooms Bentala matUng a$ N-M per sq. ft. ( A 649-7620 y MANOHES-raSRapartment , cold flat, couple lowsr level. Oarage. Carport, 16 WORDS FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE DAYS fLY $1,89 of Town Clerk Elizabeth Rych- 334 BROAD STRBET 648-9S01 and refrigerator, cellar stor- $16,900. Attractive five - room ling, effective Immediately. 646.6926 C^lTw Cl®on gas heat ^ with small baby or older cou­ age, wall-to-wall carpeting. All Cape. Fireplace, paneling, porch. Only $23,600. Hayes Early Loula W. Send this form in together with your check — IN PARKADI SHOPPING CENTIR ple, no pets, must redecorate. >ur classified ad Reason for the resignation Is T w * and hot water J/ this and more, only $180 baseboard heat. Oarage. 160 Agency, 643-0181. 1972 Webber $68 per month, J, D. Real Es­ ESTATE will be placed the very next d that Mrs. Aho has accepted em­ ( monthly. Call today. 649-2871 foot wooded lot. Hutchins Oooupaiuy 166-4811 240^877 tate, 643-8770. or 646-0882. Agency, 640-5324. FAST — ACTION PACKED—/iLDS I ployment with the state. PICK UP YOUR FIRE TRUCK TODAY - NOW AT A LL HESS GASOLINE STATIONS m Read Herald Ads Former deputy registrar 4 « H ■wiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii nfitfinrfnnriiiiiirBiiiniiiiifinwniiiiiM uinnuByiiiiushi Mrs, Rltva Wlaenall has been PAOE TWENTY-EIGHT THURSDAY, D^BMBBR 9, 1971 Avtraffs Dally Ngt Press Run The Weather For The Week Ended Children S to S years old are Coast Guard Fireman Am>ren. November SO, 1*71 Cloudy and mild through to­ About Town Invited to a Chriatmaa story Richard W. Feder, sen of Mr. Youth Indicted morrow morning; overnight low and game period In the Whlton and Mrs. William S. Feder of lEupuing B rralii In 40s. Partial clearing Soturtlay FuU CkMpel Oirlatlan Fellw- Memorial Library Junior Room 344 tydall St, Is serving In the afternoon; high In 60s. Sunday’s •btp, IntardMUMninattonal, will For Refuging 15,590 Tuesday morning from 10 to north Atlantic aboard the Coast outlook . . . fair. have a BiUe atudy and open 10:30,' Mrs. Gordon Moores, Manchester— A City of Village Charm diacuMion tonight at 7;S0 in Guard Cutter Escabana, home- Induction children’s librarian, will be the Orange Hall. ported in New Bedford, Mass. storyteller. ' A 21-year-old Manchester VOL, LXXXXI, NO. 60 man was indicted for refusing (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONS 1 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1971 (CloMlfled Advertising on Page 88) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The name of Blliabeth Sweet- The board of Christian educa­ ------______Loyal Circle of Kings Daugh­ tion of Community Baptist Induction Into the armed forces nam waa inadvertently omitted ters will meet Monday at 3:30 Church will meet tonight at 7:30 by a federal grand Jury sitting from Mancheater High School p.m. for a potluck and Christ­ in Fellowship Hall of the In U.S; District Court in Hart­ Junior olaaa regular honora Hat mas gift exchange in the Rob­ church. ford yesterday. In yeaterday'a paper. Ohe name bins Room at Center Congrega­ The two-count Indictment of Marcia Wlckman was also tional Church. charges Bruce M. Greene cf mlaapelled on the Junior high The Junior and Senior Con­ firmation Classes ctf Emanuel 180 Bryan Dr. with failing to River Barrier Falls, honors list. Jehovah's Witnesses will have Lutheran Church will meet to­ report for induction Jan. 28, group discussions of a Bible aid night at 6:30 in the Pariah 1970, and with failing to keep The Ladles of St. James will tonight at 7:30 at 726 N. Main Building. his selective service board In­ meet Monday at 8 p.m. In the St., 18 Chambers St., 167 Boul­ formed of his addres. cafeteria of St. James School. der Rdj, 144 Griffin Rd. in Asst. U.S. Atty. Randy R oe-' Indians Near Dacca Washington LOL will have a Mrs. AOchael Sullivan and Mrs. South Windsor, and EYench Rd., Christmas party and buffet dor, prosecutor for the case, Edward Wilcox ,of Wethersfield, Bolton. said Greene's whereabouts are By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dacca but were suggesting It West Pakistani coastline Thurs- co-owners of the The Christmas next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In Orange Hall, The event is unknown, and asked anyone Comer In Wethersfield, will The Recreation Department Indian troops vaulted the last open to members and their with Information to contact the , ^ . J vyith mastery of the skies, ^achl, sinking four warships give a demonstration on fall and Thursday night roller skating wives, and widows of members. Federal Bureau of Investiga­ river barrier to Dacca today, Indian warplanes were destroying the huge oil Christmas decorations. program at Keeney St. School Everyone is reminded to bring tion In Hartford. establishing a bridgehead on etriking heavy blows at the re- complex at Karachi, has been canceled tonight and Federal Judge T. Emmet the Meghna 36 miles northeast treating Pakistanis, dam'aglng ’'ow effectively control The board of Christian educa­ a grab bag gift. also next Thursday night, Dec. Clarie Issued a summons order­ of the provincial capital, an In- “ r destroying 61 ships, gunboats Karachi,” he de- tion of Center Congregational 16, because of school supplies ing Greene to appear In court and river craft trvinsr to ferry ejared. The spokesman said the Church will meet tonight at being stored in the gymnasium. The Manchester Newcomers Dec. 20 to enter a plea. dian army spokesman reported, ^Ganges west warships met little re- 7:30 in the Robbins Room of Club will sponsor a children's If Greene does not appear, The spokesman declared "no Oacca Rikhye clalm/ed alstance and had no losses, the church. The "Jet Sets” Square Dance Christmas party Sunday from the court will probably issue a major obstruction" now lies In ,j.. survivors cf the varrison Pakistan. India Group will sponsor a holiday 1 to 3 p.m. at the Community bench warrant for his arrest, the path of the Indian army to Jessore fn the south- were ad- Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., T, 79 N, Main St. Santa will Roeder said. dance tomorrow from 8 to 11 Daeca re'l^rted‘*‘^ fo r ^ L m m ir »'^"ou'««ed near toward Dacca. president of Manchester Com­ p.m. at the Pratt and Whitney bring gifts and the Round Table Rossettos Wed 25 Years The maximum penalty; for munity College, will attend Aircraft Club, Clement Rd., Singers will perform. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rossetto married Dec. 7, 1946 at St. each count of the Indictment ratiU Tercu'rrthrm ou: rt'":„d"’3o'"rck^ rr‘!;- witom T^ijrTsfe meetings of the New Ekigland East Hartford. Frannie Helntz of 93 Lake St were recently James Church by Father Dunn. is five years In Jail and/or a sands Of civilians were fleeing, fnd Tour heavyTo”; dispatch from Dacca «Ud 35,000 fine. Association of College and Sec­ will do the calling. Refresh­ honored at a 36th wedding anni­ They have two children, Mrs. The bridgehead was estab- tars have been captured, the /esld en ts were ondary Schools In Boston Fri­ ments will be served. Ulasik President Richard Toce of 663 Woodbridge llshed unopposed on the west spokesman reported fleeing the city, taking what day, and the New England Jun­ versary party given by their St. and Alan Rossetto of 93 bank at Ashuganj. Indian . possessions they could In hand- ior College Council Saturday at The Young Marines of the Of Masonic Club children at the Marco Polo Lake St. Staten Island Boats troops crossed the river—three , many hav- carts. The dispatch also report- Mt. Ida Junior College in New­ Frank J. Mansfield Detach­ Restaurant In East Hartford. Mr. Rossetto Is the owner of BE A Bie HELP . . . miles wide at that point—by families with them, ed that India continued strafing ton, Mass. At the Saturday ses­ ment will have its weekly Steven Ulasik of Tunnel Rd,, About 60 relatives and friend Alcar Autp Parts Inc. In Man­ Never Turn Around river steamer and helicopter, fj® ^’’yrng to get out by ship to attacks on the city’s airfield said the spokesman. Col, B. P. Chittagong, on the and military headquarters sion, Dr. Searle F ., Charles, meeting tomorrow from 7 to 9 Vernon, has been elected presi­ attended the event. Including chester and Vernon, and is a STATEN ISLAND, N.Y.—The Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India tells New Delhi students she has rejected U.N. call for cease-fire. (AP Photo) executive officer of the Con­ Mrs. Jennie Grenno of Man­ member of the Manchester Rikhye In Calcutta. Bengal. Thursday, but India said its p.m. at the Marine Corp Home, dent of the Master's Club of famed Staten Island ferryboats TO A LITTLE MERCHANT! necticut Board of Trustees for chester who was maid of honor Chamber cf Commerce. 717 Parker St. Boys between —seagoing buses—never turn PeoDle, In Dacca aooarentlv Chittagong bottled up. Friendship Lodge of Masons. at the wedding. He is a Scottish Rite Mason Be Ready for Your HERALD Carrier PP y Chittagong bottled up. for four hours today to permit Regional Community College; the ages of 8 and 17 may ap­ around on their continuous shut­ When He Comes To Collect. were feartui of heavy casu- and Dr. Homer D. Babbidge ply for membership. He succeeds Dale Mottram. The couple received many and belongs to Sphinx Temple tle between Manhattan's Bat­ altlcs If the Pakistani army , The . Pakistani. . forces are fall- evacuation of foreigners. gifts Including a maple dining makes a stand there. About 30,- outlying areas. India corned Pakistani air Jr., president of the University Other officers elected at the Shrine, Omar Shrine Club, and tery and the St. George slip on THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY of Connecticut, will speak on The Manchester Garden Club annual meeting held Monday at room set, a 26-year photo al­ Is a member of . the Sphinx Staten Island. A rudder, a pro­ 000 Pakistani troops are In the 3,600 of them have been Inrce* at Dacca had been wiped bum and- a silver plaque. Mrs. Temple circus unit. Withdrawal Bid Dacca area and Indian war- surrounded in the north and are that her planes were "Junior College Education Is will have a Christmas potluck Willie's Steak House are Walter peller and a pilot house at each Allied Copters Higher Education.’* on Mrniday at 6:80 p.m. at the Tedford, vice president; Paul J. Gremmo made the anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Rossetto recent­ end of the vessels allow them plalf^s are pounding them. «*rhtlng. Rikhye said. meeting no resistance. cake. heme cf Mrs. Douglas Roberts Carlson, secretary; David E. ly ^returned from an anniver­ to travel equally well In either He'll Appreciate It! India also reported fighting 'P*'®*'® were no reports on mil- ‘"Ih® P^latanU are holding The Cht^l Choir of Emanuel of Bolton Rd., Vernon. Those Acker, treasurer; Edward Sal- Mr. and Mrs. Rossetto were sary trip to Hawaii. direction. with Pakistani troops all along action from Pakistan ° “ t In c e ^ n areas but be- Lutheran Church will researse planning to attend may contact ing, custodian of the work; and Rejected, Ehan Bearing Brunt the western front in Kashmir ®‘"®® ‘*’® government radio de- ®au»e of the ^ e d of our ad- tonight at 7:4S in Luther Hall MCrs. Herbert J. McKinney of D a^d A. Piria, clerk of the and to the south. dared Thursday night that "In- vances, many of them have had of the church. 54 Adelaide Rd. works. AL Auxiliary Prime Mininter TnHanHki Invasion forces have been ohance to flee,” an Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi b|y„ted on all frents In East spokesman in New Delhi said. brushed aside a United Nations' To Have Party Pakistan and they have been H® explained that the Indian Tells Assembly call for an immediate cease­ dealt heavy punishment.” troops were bypassing many Of Jungle War fire. She declared that India Tile American Legion AuxiU- A n Indian government garrisons and the Pakistanis ary will meet Monday at 7:46 would "take all steps” to UNITED NA’nONS, N.Y. They said the report differed spokesman In New Delhi said I*'®*’® 'vere able to escape, p.m. at the Leglcn Home. Af­ SAIGON (AP) — Communist alties were reported. achieve East Pakistan’s Inde- / (AP) — Israeli Foreign Minis- from the Egyptian position by there was no new major action "Our first priority Is to cap- ter the meeting, there will be a forces shot down five U.S. hell- The three other helicopters pendence. , ...... ^ i ter Abba Eban goes before the linking withdrawal and final Christmas party. Members are copters and three South Viet- downed were supporting South Pakistan said It accented the i Ctoam b sector In south- u General Assembly today to re- settlement together. The Egpypt- reminded to bring grab bag namese aircraft In South Viet- Vietnamese troops In a massive cease-fTanDeal n re S toat f i ‘ ® 5® Bald, "thento go tack Ject an African resolution Ians Insist that withdrawal gifts. nam and Cambodia and dam- sweep through the U Minh for- u N obLTrt were stotloned f" ‘*>® farti^." which In effect calls for Israel must precede a settlement, aged .three American rescue est, deep In South Vietnam’s c n T u i stoes cfT he b o r d T ^ L ? T attacks by t r ^ In d l^ t ^ l^ d e d on the STOMP Recently, seven members of to pledge withdrawal from oc- Eban earUer In the debate helicopters, field reports said Mekong De.!ta. con^tton pr^vto^slv reteef^ b ^'f® '^®’’‘ ®*TJ^''!!i the auxiliary spent a day at the conaiuon previously rejected Dy Z all Zalong the border” In Punjab near Ashuganj, a major port 48 cupled Egyptian territory, nhe said the Israelis would nego- (‘xlBy. Two OH6 light observation India j ^ ... Christmas Shop at the Rocky Sovlet Union meanwhile ac- tiate only without prior condi- H U G H S o o r r r At least two Americans were helicopters were shot down al- , .! ,,, v-. , , . t ”***“ northeast of Dacc^ the MU Veterans Hospital to help cused Communist China and tlons, and he said revival of killed and seven were wounded, most slmultanecusly Thursday °"‘®®™ Calcutta He also reported that an In- spokesman said. He s^d they the men choose gifts for their the United States of blocking Jarring’s February proposal There was no report cf South while flying at treetop level '^®’‘® outright how dlan naval task force bemb- were taken In by helicopter and relatives and then helped to gift i peace In the Middle East. would constitute such tin unac- Vietnamese casualties. searching for a landing zone for “'®y expected to be in arded a 300-mito stretch of met little resistance. wrap and tag them. The gifts T h e African resolution, ceptable condition, Along the Laotian-North Viet- South' Vietnamese r e in fo rce -______are donated to the shops In the BROADLOOAA drafted with Egyptian porticl- ' In the debate Thursday, So- Backers Fail namese border, a surface-to-air ments In the U Minh. hospitals by various units patlon, calls for a reactivation vlet Ambassador Jacob Malik missile was fired at a flight of South .Vietnamese forces al- throughout the department, and of the special U.N. peace mis- charged that the United States U.S. B52 / bombers and their ready in the area had marked there is no charge to the men WALL TO WALL CARPET Rehnquist slon of Gunnar Jarring, who has refused to resume the con- F106 fighter escort but miraed. their pcsltions with a smoke for them. last February asked Israel to sultation which the Soviet, The escort attacked the missile grenade and radioed that they The Manchester unit also Rescued Flier’s Blood CONTINUOUS FILAMENT 100% NYLON couple a pledge of troop with- American, British and French Debate Gag site with Shrike missiles, but had secured a 400-yard per- dressed ten doUs for the Salva­ drawal with an Egyptian U.N. delegates began two years results were not known, the Imeter. The helicopters were tion Arm y to give to needy chU- pledge to reach a i>eace agree- ago, amd that Communist WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Command said. within the perimeter when the dren at Christmas. WITH 48-OZ. PADDING ment. Israel refused. China’s delegate has refused to Senate today rejected a move A third day of fighting was North Vietnamese opened fire. TAKB ADVANTAOB OF THU BUY Eban notified assembly aides participate. to cut off debate on tike Su- reperted In eastern Cambodia. They crashed within 76 yards «T A ^ Payoff for One Scarf SCULPTURED BDBBBB BAOE that he would reply to the Afri- "We don’t know whether they preme Court nomination of Wll- Field reports said South Viet- each other. Rogary Society can proposal today, and an Is- had any deal or e^eement be- Ham H. Rehnquist. namese troops wearing gas A UHl command and control WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — Last were Just talking about whether wrapped It with hla scarf, and raell spokesmen told newsmen tween them,” Malik said, Insln- Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., helicopter flew through heavy nov. i 7, Attillio “ Art” DeSanto we should have lunch when we gave him his Jacket, To Have Party COMMERCIAL uaOng that they did. leader of the opposition to the enemy fire to land at the site of gave his scarf and Jacket to saw the plane coming In. We "A rt’s like that,” hs brother- Hie Russian added that Sec- nomination, then moved to de- one of the crashes within five one of three Navy fliers he and were the only boat there that In-law says. "He really is the The Rosary Society of St. I KITCHEN retary of State WilUam P. Ro- fer a vote on confirming Rehn- Southeast minutes, and the aircraft com- ^^o fishing companions pulled day and the plane apparently most considerate man you’ll Bridget Church wUl have its an­ t/.iV. Idea gers’ "one-sided and uncalled qulst until Jan. 18. mander and the door gunner from the waters off Point Jud- headed In our dlrecticm. It ever meet.” nual Christmas party Mwiday CARPET for" attempt to obtain an Inter- >n,e Senate agreed to vote on Asia War were wounded. Despite his nh after their plane went down, ditched about a half mile away.” mow Moroney, Lt. (J.g.) In the school cafeteria. Mass Scuttled 4 Colon Only In Stock. IS’ WIMw Im settlement reopening the Bayh’s surprise motion within wounds, the door 83inner Joseph says. James R. Jannell and AW2 wUl be celebrated at 6 p.m. In Suez Canal had undermined an hour. mmm 100% OonUnnoua Filament Nylon ------mnaU, nnH VI ♦ Jumped out and PuHed (he two several men In their squad- "When I saw It coming In I Robert L. Bradley are repaying the church, and a potluck wlU Jarring’s mission. The vote to cut off the debate Md North Vietnamese crewmen from the _ crashed planning to give their started the motor and told Art the favor. bo served at 6:30 Inthe cafe­ the resolution was “unaccep- ” 11ie United States r e .i^ t- w^"62 to’ 4^ or-'n 'sh_____ ortT f «^®‘l t®®*- at each c h ^ to safety.^ One ^ ^ d Joe to get lines In. teria. table as a basis for resunjliig edly asserted that only they requlred~two-thirds majority. other. wounded, the other ter M ^a ch u setts General Hoe- reeled In their o ^ . tat y,^^ The program wUl Include I the Jarring talks." He' said It could persuade Israel to with- The move to Invoke the Sen- Despite claims of heavy ene- shaken up. pital Sunday to' undergo open nobody touched carol singing and the MHS The two crewmen aboard the ”®’ . ® arralnged to enter Kent County ^ered In "letter and q?lrit” draw troops and agree to a set- ate’s anti-flllbuster rule was In- ‘*'~® ^ ^ surgery next week adds. "Just like a Dunen ot Memorial Hospital to give the RouM Table Singers wlU per-1 from a proposal made by four tlement,” Malik said. “So they mated by Republican Leader t*’®'"® '^®'’® reperts that the second downed helicopter were _ “ * ' j ^ . form. Members are reminded | 4.95 ^ African heads of state who said neither the United Nations Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania Vietnamese paratroopers believed still alive when the ‘K was a Wednesday,” re- msmmmm necessary blood. to bring food for the potluck, I recently visited Egypt and Is- as a whole nor the Security but several senators who favor were winding up their sweep helicopter crashed, but the cnlls Joseph DeSanto, Art s ”We were delighted to find gifts for patients at Norwich I rael. Council ~ ...... could do anything .... Rehnqulst’s nomination voted ‘*>® “ K North...... Vietnam- craft exploded and they were Saved that there was something we ml— —j j — At-- TT-ii.^.a ^ Aoa Kooux oA 1.111^^ fisiup.'j expedUlon. The thira State HoeiHtal, auid cookies or| “Hie original African memo- "They said only the United against it. ese base camp at Dam Be, 30 killed. could do for Art,” Moroney other gifts for shut-ins. KITCHEN LINOLEBM randum...—J...— would unblock_A*____V the ___ Jar-QfofAci States K\r by 4fo Its ’quiet /ilrtl/MYionv*diplomacy’ °Bayh_ ■ promptly rose to urge ' " ‘ '®® ‘ *'® •x>«ler, and One pilot made three sepa- Anthony, From Sound said. But the fliers won’t be Those wishing more informa­ ring negotiation,” the spokes- could obtain action,” the Senate to postpone further ^™® *’®'‘® attempts to get the bodies „„ „ able to do It right away. tion may cmitact Mrs. Robert | ARMSTRONG VINYL INLAID man said. ”nus resoluUon The entire Rogers effort, said consideration rf Rehnqulst’s North Vietnamese but was unable to get into the >7ii^88BwWWffiBBlSiBiwwgWwM888B They’re due to go out on a cqr- W. Ryan, 20 Bates Rd. would perpetuate the 10-month Malik, "burst like a soap nomination. claimed killed, field cfflcers crash site and four of his crew- ®®t ^ I n t Naval Air Station. fishermen. My line got hung up maneuver and plan to do- (ComonlRd to Floer) deadlock which is the opposite bubble.” Both Scott and Majority the paratroopers had done men were wounded. The two "The only reason we went,” on the bottom and It cleaned *“^te the blood as soon as tl^ey YOU'VE G O T Up To 9x12 InstollRd of iwbat the African mission de­ Leader Mike Mansfield D- thet"' job—searching the area, bodies were not recovered until Joseph says, “ was because Art the reel.” return. sired to do.” Mont., have told President Nix- the enemy and calling this morning. had been to the hospital the shortly after the boat “ It waa almost as though PREPARATION EXTRA Israeli sources charged that on that the Senate would stay strikes. A third OH6 was shot down day before and had just learned reached the plane, the three someone was planning this,” Egyptian pressure prevented House Says No In session until Rehnqulst’a the U.S. helicopters this morning In another area that he would have to have the fUers dim ed out on the wing, says Joseph DeSauito. ” We nev- FURNITURE \ the report from reaching the nomlnation is acted on '®®t, a big CH47 Chinook and a west of Ca Mau, but the three open heart surgery. He was de- Then the plane tilted, throwing er would have been out there General Assembly. Hiey said It WASHINGTON (AP) The The ______debate on__ Rehnqulst’s______gunshlp, and two South crewmen escaped unhurt. pressed, so^ I suggested we both the men______into the__ water,_____^ ____ Joseph^ th4t day If It weren’t for Art. called for renewal' of the Jar- House toned down Friday pro- nomination began Monday after Vietnamese helicopters and a The helicopters were the first take the day off and go cod DeSanto says. ”We went right And we were the only ones ring mission without prior con- visions In Phase 2 leglslaUon senate, by an 89-1 vote, observaUon plane were reported downed In two weeks fishing. It waa more to take his i„ and pulled them out.” there. If we weren’t there, who A f Tbnipig Floer you IN YOUR FUTURE *79.95 dltlons, negotiations between calling for retroactive payment confirmed President Nixon’s ®*'°t down Thursday and today and raised to 8,043 the total mind off the operation than Lt. Cmdr. William M. Moro- knows what would have hap- Iwiirtoiis and p r a e M bat Egypt and Israel and withdraw- of pay Increases caught In the nomination of Richmond, Va., '*'****® supporting the eperaUons number of U.S. aircraft lost In anything else that we were ney. the pilot, had an injured pened.” Thb al from Egyptian teiYltory as 90-day freeze. ’ In Cambodia, reports from the the war, according to the U.S. there.” (coj Joseph explains, so Art "Maybe you could call It holds up In tha hootflMt ' traffic £ $ £ 9 5 TUB i m part of a final settlement. Early Story, Page 36. (See Page Twelve) field said. No American casu- Command’s records. Then, at about one p-m, ”we took Moroney’s shoe off, fate.” r e tk th ig •tains and footprints. AND WE’RE STOMPING Itb Hghily'woran with deuUn ( a t o ^ h YD. UP for ynors o f wnor. Dneoratar eolm . 6 CERAMIC THE

I^JN-TA-STIK May Wait Until Next Year OUT HIGH FURNITURE SHAG TILES 49 SQ. FT. Dodging A Campaign Veto PRICES FOREVER!! the track of Beg. Wo In'Stook 12-X l2» the pro... By CARL C. CRAFT porters asked whether he in­ nications subcommittee Chair­ quirement for print media. 9x12 WASHINGTON (AP) — Oon- tended to resume discussions man Torbert H. Macdonald, D- Both branches have agreed to C H AIR PADS gresslonal handlers of the cam­ that had been scheduled for to­ Moss., are "o f the opinion a formula limiting a White BEDROOMS LIVHIB ROOMS DINETTES BRAIDED RUGS paign-spending bill, saying they day. we’re not to bring It (campaign House aspirant to 38.4 million H e d -b e h e d don’t want to Invite a presiden­ "We’re making progress,” reform) up until we come for radlo-TV spending next Pecan bedroom set com- Modem and Colonial PITS tial veto between sessiotis, ap­ Hays sold us he emerged from back” from the Christmas-New year. This designates 10 cents plete wtth queen sUe bed $ ■ pear set to wait until next year House Speaker Carl Albert’s of­ Year’s Day recess. per potential voter, with no and bedding- 2-Plece PIECE ^ 4 2 * 2 9 . 9 5 IN STOCK ANY before making final legislative fice after a private meeting "If it’s, going to be vetoed, we mere than 6 centa going for WAS 11195 G X O O n M WITH 2 MATCHERS CHAIR move*. with the Oklahoma Democrat. don’t want it to be a pocket broadcast ads. NOW U 9 Sources close to the Senate- Hays was unhappy with Sen­ veto," ONelll said, mooning the O t T • 1 4 8 WITH 2 PIBCS FIXTURB8 PIECE ^ 6 8 snewtiKs House conferees say agreement ate Majority Leader MUke legislators wont to be in session was reached Thursday resolv­ Mansfield, D-Mont., apparently at the time of a veto if It comes DO-IT-YOURSELF SPECIAL 9x12 Miohelin XM-fs Radial ing two major conflicts. over MAnsfleld’B hold-or-dle BO they could have a chance to Niflcore Giv^n Sn^Dw Tires make tracks One was a decision to retain stance on his end-the-war override It. where ordinary snow PLASTIC 4V2X4V2 NYLQN the so-called equal time broad­ The Senate-approved version Cancer Fund BCDDIMQ , REGHNEflS BEDS h tires fear to tlead. Mlche- casting law, thus dooming any of the campaign spending bill / lln’s unique radial c o n ;- hope for a 1972 radlo-TV debate would repeal the equal time WASHINGTON (AP) — The Odd 18-28'88 NIUHT TMIU8 efructlon and flexible^ W A LL TILE RUGS by major White House ceuidl- Dooming broadcasting provision for pres­ Senate sent to President Nixon "Big Man” Size steel belt put more tread daies. The law would open the ident, vice president. Senate today a bill authorizing 31.6 bil­ Orthopedic Type on the road for sure trac­ ALL «NDS fnnMODD airwaves to minor contenders TV Debate and House candidates. But the lion for a stopped-up reacarch ODD STOCK S i c tion and safe stops. See Bin/M M RIWnRB BACK REG. $69 REG. 999.95 G C i l them today, Miohelin as wall. House-passed bill would keep effort to find tho causes of and FROM ^ 1 9 12 COLORS C A chief compromise-seeker, the current law In full force, a euro for cancer. NOW H a NOW X M+8 the ultimate In re­ IN STOCK R eo. giving . all candidates broad­ The Senate completed action Over 76 In Stock dial snow Urea! For all •a distressed over the Impasse on amendment - In the foreign uld dom tatio & Im poried $89.98 the foreign aid bill, threatens to bill, casting access. on the measure, which Nixon cam. 4 $ 5 0 9 5 Buy 1 or 1,000 — Return Unused Tiles for Cash Refund call off campaign-reform nego­ Hinting he might retaliate by In addition, sources reported has endorsed, by a vote of 86-0. f b ib b D D u v a n v TOOLS AVAUiABLE FOR RENTAL S Oolwe tiation* for a while. One Demo­ blocking developments on the the conferees decided to take Tho House passed It Thursday SERVIOE DISCOUNT cratic leader sold the legisla­ campoign reform bill. Hays the Senate’s provision on adver­ by voice vote. t y p a i i m u 1 — f II tion may be held off the floor said of Mansfield: ” I’m Just fed tising rate charges by media. Tho final bill follows tho lA Y-A-W AY BROWN’S CARPET AND untU next year. up with him . . . arbitrariness This would require broad-, House version , in keeping tho ■ ■■"11 AAIPUg YABUMO FURMTUK WMENMISE I* wi HONdh 'i ”Nol tomorrow,” House.Ad­ breeds arbitrariness.” castors to sell air time at the National Cancer Instltuto, ministration Oommittee Oialr- House Majority Whip Thomas lowest unit rate of the station which has boon conducting tho Tire Shop 1 / I 17B FINE STRUT research for more than 30 Who’s That Knocking? 646-2332 MANCHUTIR Ml MAOr m uBiT TEMRE'S FLOOR COVERING I fWBfflMMB^ I man Wayns L. Hays, D-Ohlo, a P. O’Neill Jr., D-Mass., told during 46 days prior to a pri­ T e L M M t U chief p i^ o^ m n t In the com ­ newsmen he understood that mary luid 60 days before a gen­ years, in the National Institutes New London builders seem to have goofed in the plant. Stairway leads to blank wall and door is Optw DoHy A.M . ai promise talks, replied when re­ Hays and House commu­ eral election, with a similar re­ of Hoalth. 9 ^ ______M fltfr Cliorg> BOB MAIM BfllUBT, MANCHlSTni.-Btt4BBI Out of T I portal problem here at the new sewage treatment three feet above the sidewalk. (A P Photo)