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MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, l»n VOL. XCH, No. 66 MANCHESTER — . A City o f Village Charm THIRTY-SIX PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Planes Remine Haiphong Port
Tho Reporting Bombing Of North On Peace Talks May Be Resumed To Hanoi Officials <5 • SAIGON (AP) — The United States has resumed some military activities above the 20th Parallel of North SAKWN (AP) — North Vietnamese negotiator Le Due Vietnam, including the remining of Haiphong harbor, In 0 returned to Hanoi today to report to his government on efforts to put pressure on Hanoi to sign a p ea ce agreem ent, U)9, s e cre t Indochina peace talks in Paris. U.S. sources said today. RacUo Hanoi said he carried with him a pledge of support North Vietnam said earlier that U.S. planes had dn^iped from both the Soviet Union and Chinn mines into the harbor at Haiphong and strafed its suburbs At the samesam e time, Gen. with rockets on Sunday. Alexander M. Haig Jr., a The main guarantee But on the question of the N>eclal emissary of President Sources said U.S. planes Kissinger sought from Hanoi is reminlng of Haiphong and the Nixon, was en route to apparently did fire some that it will respect South firing of rockets into the Southeast Asia to brief leaders rockets or missiles at North Vietnam as an independent suburbs, it refused comment. of four countries on the Vietnamese antiaircraft state and not seek to intervene installations to protect the There had been reports In negotiations. Haig’s first stop is in its affairs. North Vietnam planes dropping mines. Saigon that in view of the in Saigon on Tuesday. From has maintained there is only The informants added that failure to conclude the agree there he will go to Cambodia, one Vietnam. they knew of no American ment after nearly two roonttis, Laos and Thailand. “ The world knows now why planes being hit. Presidoit Nixon might order a Henry A. Kissinger we have been asking for the The sources said that resumption of miliUor activity announced Saturday that his withdrawal of North __ . u ■ 7* " bombing of North Vietnam above the 20th Parallel. talks with Tho had failed to Vietnamese Communist troops above the 20th Parallel has not The White House and the produce a final peace from our soil and for Toys For Good Girls and Boys Pentagon in Washington settlement, and he said the guarantees in order for the declined to comment on the North Vietnamese caused the cease-fire not to turn into an Yesterday afternoon. Instructors of the Handicapped, With Santa Claus understandably committed to other Hanoi broadcast saying the I delay by insisting on changes in opportunity for the Communists Manchester’s group of teen-age volunteer swimming engagements at this busy time, Arthur Tolf of 61 Teresa 2jiljetm mining had resumed and that the agreement. to take over South Vietnam. teachers, hosted a Christmas party at Concordia Lutheran Rd. was deputised as his stand-in for the distribution of U.S. planes fired rockets. Radio Hanoi rejected these The Communists are too C!hurch on Pitkin St. for retarded youngsters in its Sunday gifts. (Herald photo by Pinto) North Vietnam also charges and said the United perfidious to be trusted,” said afternoon classes at the Manchester High School pool. Bombing announced that the Viet Cong States must sign the draft ac Pham Dang Sum, chief would observe a unilateral cord announced in October. spokesman for the South Viet Ban Lifted cease-fire of Itanited but un A Hanoi radio broadcast namese Foreign Ministry. specified duration In South monitored in Hong Kong said The Viet Cong Radio said that WASHINGTON (AP) — Vietnam for Christmas and the blame for the deadlock “ Kissinger has deliberately Secretary o f Defense'Melvin New Year’s, as It has in past “ lies entirely with the misrepresented the truth in an Apollo R. Laird said today that the years. treacherous attitude of the U.S. attempt to remove the Splashdown United Slates has lifted side in seeking reconsideration responsibility from the United restrictions which limited of the Oct. 20 treaty, to which States which has employed all U.S. bombing o f North Viet the United States agreed and maneuvers to prolong the nam to the panhandle area Stock promised to sign on Oct. 31.” negotiations and delay the below the 20th parallel. A spokesman for the South s i ^ n g of the agreement which Tomorrow Afternoon “ Air operations are being Vietnamese Foreign Ministry the U.S. govemmenthas agreed conducted throughout North Market said ai cease-fire without the upon.” SPACE CENTER, Houston Tuesday. Their ship America explanation m selection was in watched the space walk by Vietnam at the present time,” guarantees demanded by the In Tokyo, Japan’s mass (AP)With the major space was operating perfectly. keeping w M the crew’s theme television. Laird told newsmen. Plummets .,ras a llied . side would give North ,circulation daily ^ h i Shimbun exploits behind them, the Apollo 17 passes the halfway that “ Apouo 17 is a beginning “ Hi, Janl Hi, Jaime. H|, The Defense' secretary Vietnam en opportunity to take said the United iStates should Apollo 17 astronauts performed marjk )n its/journey frpm the ap4 not 8h end.^’ . Jon,” , ke said, waving with one refused to go into any details NEW YORK (AP) - Stock over Smith Vietnam. sign the . agrement “because last^mionte packing- aiid ,^ 06h t^fc|lih!ai'J;26.p.h9v EST 1T»6p spacecrqli.T^ja }<644i3; band. WMle holding to a rail with of aje dpeeations bmause, he inarket prices, pltunmatei t h m is nb justifiable irrason” housebii^i^ for delaying. _ y ,...... _ iri Truman His wife, Janet, shouted back lean atr crewmen. peace negotiations. the**w«?"T?^the**fai5on^ Astronauts Eugene A. Cer- earth aim moon. Ahead of the astronauts, on to the television set she was The 10:30 a.m. Dow Jaap government’s resistance part of nan, Harrison H. Schmitt and Mission Control awoke the their last full day in space, was watching at home; “ Hey, average of 30 industrial gtoois Slightly the show produced by American Ronald E. Evans were r i ^ t o n ' astronauts at 8:53 a.m. with a the task of stowing equipment, honey, don’t.fall!” been resumed, but such a move wad down 17.01 points ht strategy?” the paper asked in course for a splashdown in the recohling of “It Is Just The reviewing checklists, and “Hot digglty dog. Wow!” is under ctmsideration; 1010.28. Beginning,’’ with an Impi*oved an editorial. South Pacific at 2:24 p.m. EST cleaning up the command Evans said as he began the The 20th Parallel restirtctlon, Larry Wachtel, vice presi module America. space walk. which went into effect in dent for research at B a ^ 4 The spacemen also had to Co. noted that thera had been a KANSAS CITY (AP) - Harry October as a gesture of good secure their record cargo of S. Trhman was slightly He made three trips between will, put Hanoi and Haiphong heavy buildup in stqdc prices in moon rocks, three bannisters of improved today and spoke for the spaceship hatch and the off limits to U.S. air attacks. anticipation of a peace Proposed Bill Aimed film and other science treasure The U.S. Command said only agreement on Vietnam. the f i ^ time in more than a instriunent bay, returning each gathered during the 13-day week, but he remained in very time with a cannister. Which he that there are no American “ Now that it doesn’t look like mission to the moon. serious condition. handed to his crewmates, who bombing operations being con ‘peace is at hand,’ it’s bonnd'to In the last major exploit of cause A spokesman fair Research were also suited against the ducted above the 20th Parallel some unraveling,” he At Ending ^Plugola^ said. the mission, Evans made a 44- Hospital and Medical Center, vacuum of space. as of now. minute walk in deep space where Truman was admitted WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House official in the take more responsibility for Sunday to retrieve the film can- Dec. 5, said that when asked Nixon administration has broadcast fieid. His comments, what is beamed into American nisters from a part of the ship how he felt early today, the 88- drafted legislation to hold local made in a speech prepared for homes. which won’t return to earth and year-old former president, “ All television stations accountable an Indianapolis meeting of the The measure would require a bring them to the safety of Reardon Announces rij^ t.": at license renewal time for the professional journalism broadcaster, to get his license America’s cabin. It was the first time since balance and taste of all network society. Sigma Delta Chi, could renewed by the Federal With the moon behind, the Dec. 10 that the hospital had news and entertainment renew the controversy begun .,Communicatlons Conunisslon, earth ahead and black, star- reported Truman had spoken. programs they broadcast, a with Vice President Spiro T. Police Promotions to “ show that he has afford spangled space around Him, His kidney output remained White House official said today. Agnew’s attack on the reasonable, realistic and Evans floated out of the inadequate, but there was no Clay T. Whitehead, director By DOUG BEVINS detective, and the reclassifica networks. <>■ practical opportunities for the spacecraft and inched his way Perrone. John Baldyga, the increase reported in the amount (Herald Writer) tion of the head police of the White House Office of In a brief interview before he presentation and discussion of back to an outside storage head police mechanic, was of fluid retained by his system. Telecommunications Policy, flew to Indiana, Whitehead said conflicting views on mechanic’s job. reclassified superintendent of compartment. Manchester Police Chief His vreakened heart remained disclosed the action as he spoke the legisiation drafted by his controversial issues.” Promoted to sergeants were maintenance, and his salary unchanged. of bias and “ ideological office is not intended as a James Reardon today an Patrolman Robert J. Giuliano Sources said the draft bill “ Hey, there’s the earth right was increased to that of a police At 10 a.m. EST, his vital signs plugola” in network news nounced the promotion of two and Detective Henry R. Minor. vindictive assault on the now is before the (Mfice of out the hatch!” said Evans as captain. were; Pulse 74, blood pressure reporting. officers to sergeants, the Named a detective, to replace networks but rather is designed Management and Budget which he glided into space at the end All the changes wera made 130-56 and temperature 98.4. Whitehead is the ranking promotion of one officer to Minor, was Patrolman Vito J. to force broadcast executives to collects comments from of a 25-foot lifeline. “ Beautiful. under the existing budget. Chief federal agencies involved. Hey, that sun is bright. That’s a Reardon said, and have the It still is subject to revision, beautiful moon down there. A approval of the town’s Board of fvji they said, ^ut the fact that full moon.” Directors. Whitehead was discussing it The film contained data and Municipal Officials publicly seemed to signal its in photographs gathered by an The promotions are effective Dec. 24. troduction in Congress early array of electronic instruments next year without substantial and cameras during more than The addition of two sergeants change. six days of orbiting the moon. in the force will allow two Seek End To Strike Elaborating on the balanced ranking officers to be on duty at For Evans, three of the days news criteria, Whitehead said were spent out of the limelight all times, the chief said. “ We’U HARTFORD (AP) - “ Since per cent of a deficit above that. Britain and Waterbury Oct 10 in his speech; while Cernan and Schmitt now have supervision not only this is a statewide problem, it The officials mating &mday ^yingaying it did not have enough “ When there are only a few walked the lunar surface. in the building, but also in tbe must be settled on a statewide field,” Chief Reardon urged the Greater Hartford money to continue. sources of national news on Bundled in a white space suit basis,” says Hartford Mayor explained. ’Transit District to “ defer ac Guida over the weekend television, as we now have, and a helmet, Evans moved George Athanson as municipal PtI. Giuliano, 28, joined tbe tion” on the DOT proposal at rekindled his disagreement on editorial responsibility must be with hesitant grace and obvious officials call for a statewide Manchester Police Department least until a negotiating the bus situation with Gov. exercised more effectively by relish. He la u d ed and sang and negotiating committee to deal in September 1966. He holds an committee were formed, con Dioihas J. Meskill by issuing local broadcasters and by called out to his family on earth with Connecticut’s bus associate degree in law sisting of representatives from statistics which Guida said network management...” 180,000 miles away who enforcement from ManchesUnr problem. all existing transit districts as showed that city taxpayers had Athanson and New Haven well as from towns and cities indirectly subsidized ConnC^ Community College. He is Mayor Bartholomew Guida affected by the lack of bus since lOffi through tax exemp married, has one child, aW lives at 43 Dale Rd. Sunday headed a group of service but which do not have tions granted the company on Vernon Given elected and appointed Det. Minor, 29, joined the transit districts. real and personal property. municipal officials from ei^t Connecticut Co. buses have Del. Henry Minor John Baldyga department in September 1986 Connecticut communities in a been in their bams since Nov. In all, “ To the best of our and was promoted to detective . plea for the state to negotiate a 25 when the Amalgamated knowledge, the state has |16 Land For Park last January. Minor, wiio also bus subsidy arrangement not Transit Union went on strike. million available to it...which has an associate degree in law only with the Hartford ’Transit The union repeated Sunday it can be allocated to rail and bus enforcement from MCC, U District but with all would not s ^ e in only one transportation this year,” Two Essex residents ■ have owned by the town. It could be married and has two chilitaen. munldpalities affected by bus Conn(}o district and that any Guida said. donated some 63 acres of land used for camping, nature trails He lives at 329 Manchester Rd., to the town of Vernon, Mayor company strikes and agreement would have to be Hiat money, he said, is in the and fishing, the mayor Glastonbury. Frank McCoy was Wormed shutdowns. also with ConnCo’s Stamford state’s Public Service Tax explained. Ptl. Perrone, 86, joined the Also represented at a and New Haven districts. Fund. over the weekend. The land, Valley Falls Park already has police force in November 1987. adjacent to. land owned by the meeting in Hartford were West Stamford’s Board of But now that ConnCo needs a some nature trails and the pond He is married, has tw o Haven, Hamden, Manchester, Representatives have twice direct subsidy. Gov. Meskill town at Valley Falla Pat*, will on the property is used for children, and lives at 683 Bhrt- East Haven, East Hartford and rejected such 8 district. Guida won’t tap the fund, Guida said. enable the town to expand the summer swimming programs. ford Rd. park. Bridgeport. has repeatedly shunned the idea The fund is “ required to be The park covers 131 acres of Baldyga, 52, joined the police The most recent state of a transit district for his city, held separate and apart from land. department in 1949 as a Department of Transportation saying bus subsidies are the other monies collected by tte Samuel Jones and William About a year ago the National supernumerary. In 1950 he (DOT) bus suM dy offer, made state’s re^Mnsibillty. state. The total amount may be Lyon, owners of the land, by Audubon Society prepared a became a probationary offleer to the Greater Hartford Transit Tbere is a transit district in used by tbe commissioner of giving tbe property to the town, survey report and educational- and one year laterhe beram ea District last week, “ does not Bridgeport but so far it has only transportation for bonding have accomplished vriiat the use plan for the Valley Falls regular officer. He was named m eet the transportation needs managed to provide temporary, purposes for public transpor town has been trying to do — area. The study was prepared head of tbe police maintenance of our communities,” the group limited bus service to tation,” he said. acquire the property through an f o r th e Recreation division in 1963. He lives at 439 said in a statement. commuters used to riding Guida added that 20 per cent opm space grant. Commission. Hilliard St. The DOT said it would Connecticut Railway and of the fund could be applied The land has been appraised Some of the work has been Chief Reardon noted that the subsidiae 25 per cent of the first Lighting Co. buses. directly for rail, motor bus and at from |1,000 to |1,S00 an acre. carried out by the Recreation department is now at its Mayor McCoy said. It borders Conunission with the help of the authorised strength of 80 of 1375,080 of any defldt incurred The (^ & L stopped operating other forms of land Pll. Vllo Perrone Pll. Robert Giuliano by a transit district and up to SO- its buses in Bridgeport, New transportation. 3,000 feet of park property now Veiiion Junior Women’s (Hub. ficers.
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/ PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmdierter. C onn , M nn , nec. H. lOTl — —Campaign — Sheinwold on Bridge Human Body Theme Mastermind M I I 4 BRIDGE EXPERTS NOT SUPERMEN North dealer For Series on TV By ALFRED SHEINWOLD North-South vulnerable WAY NEW YORK (AP) - Televi concept of the series posed a Reviews Tactics If yon have eqjoyed thinking N O R T H sion series have been baaed on tricky visual problem, of bridge eiperts aa supennen, A A 3 2 IHEARDIT” some mighty unlikely tbcatSbs. particidarly the segment in I don’t want to diaiiiuaion you. I 9 AK832 But a series on the body’s volving Joe’s heart. just want to point out that some 0 Q 7 plumbing? Don’t laugh. “ Hie first thing that hit ns in of the best players in the worid 10 9 3 by John Gruber Filming is underway and the pr^Muring that episode y n s the puU some awful clinkers even W EST lEAST first show stars a heart. question of how to do i^ without when they’re trying as hard as ♦ QJ 1 0 9 6 , , A K854 The half^wnr program, “I getting gory, yet be factual to Q76 9 they can. W est’ s boner in 10 Am Joe’s Heart,” was adapted our approa^,” he said. OAJIO 0986532 today’s hand occurred during a fnmi the first of 21 popular He said his company finally ♦ K4 a, 82 plfeyoff to pick the North The other evening I was Actually be had a sidte, with medical articlea that have been settled on the idea of Uring an SO U TH American team for the 1973 talking to somebody about a Steinway in the living room. appearing in the Reader’s actor to play Joe going about 7 world championship. A his real-life business, a A using J 10 5 4 Radunaninoff. He suggested So we started in to w ^ . He Digest siiice 1967. North dealer O K4 that I should write this stuff up discovered I qwke German, Each article explained in stop-action animation to show North-South vulnerable ♦ AQJ765 in a column, so hwe it is. I and from then on we used that laymen’s terms (»e aq>ect of Joe’s heart as it does its thing. Opening lead Queen of Spades North East South Weft knew him, not intimately, but language, although be q>rtce bow our bodies work. And that’s “ We show the beat,/^the West i^iened the queen of I ^ Pass 2 2 A at (we time we had the same pretty good, if heavily what the television series hopes pressure and generally ho^ the spades, normally enou]^. New ♦ 4 A 5 ♦ All Pass concert manager, which is bow accented, English. He had me to do with a blend of live actiiHi heart woriu,” he saidl “ Andwo York eqiert Jeff Rubens won in ° Opening lead - A Q I happened to meet him in the play it for him, because be an d three-dimensional illustrate what happoia dummy with the ace of spades first place. c o i ^ Qien note irtiere he had animation. an artery’s clogged, dr udien and returned the ten of clubs for We were both in the Two other programs— “ I Am there’s a heart attack and a West’s only chance to defeat made' changes, and a finesse , losing to the inanager’s o ffic e and I Joe’s Spine” and “ I Am Joe’s specific part of the heart; is the contract was to play low occasionally he would sti^ me king. West switched to the ace happened to have the score for Stomach” — now are being damaged.” > casually on declarer’s jack of and make a slight alteration in of dlamcmds and continued with his second piano concerto in my readied by Nicholson-Muir Will this coronary caper show hearts. If South decided not to the score, including some the jack of diamonds in the briefcase, so I asked him to changes in the ordwstration. Productions of Larchmont, the effects of smoking? i finesse (as he might, with nine hope of getting two fast tricks N.Y., which Reader’s Digest “ Oh yes, cigarettes are hearts in the combintMl hands), autograidi it, iriiich he did in his At one point he asked why I in that suit. South had to over spidery handwriting, asking me hired to produce the series. . pretty well q iell^ out as oqe of West would evaitually get the didn’t use the fingering be had take dummy’s queen of if I wanted it in Cyrillic or The opening show concerns a our no-nos,” Muir said. setting trick with the queen of indicated, to which I relied diamonds with the king. mythical, t^j^lcal 42-year-old funny thing is that my {ottner hearts. German script. I chose that my hand wasn’t big enough South drew another round of German. man. Humorirt Henry Morgan was puffing away while we If West made his correct so I had to use somethiiig else. trumps, led a low heart to dum is involved as sort of an w ork ^ on the show. He feels a play. South might still gueu When he handed the score “True enough,” he said. “1 m y’s ace and returned to his announcer of the aorta; he’s the little guilty, but he still hasn’t right; but when West made the back be asked, “ You play write for m y s ^ and I have a haixl by ruffing a spade. He this?” I answered that I did, big band.)l can strike twelfths; off-screen “ voice” of Joe’s quit smoking.” incorrect play South had no then led a trump to dummy’s heart. Are there certain body areas a. Leather good by BU^ON, Key < chance of .going wrong. and he wanted to know where I you I imagiiie can
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They*re Enclosing Bigelow Brook Choose from calf shags and crinkle leather in convertible A 140-foot-long culvert is being instaUed in Centa* Springs Park, to corrugated pipe a n | l other material and $5,000 for labor. The project, shoulder and dreasy styiea. I.-,'. ' enclose Bigelow B nx* where it crosses the base of the sliding area. designed by town engineer Walter Senkow, emphasizes the safety Many With ornamental Woiianen of the John Clapp Co. of Ellington are utilizing a crane and factor. Senkow explidned, “ By using pipe with a flat base and by closings and deUil. Luxurh ,.y ^ manpower to place 700 feet of pipe— five pipe sections side by side placing five pipe sections side by side, we are maintaining the ous linings too. Make your for 140feet. TTie Manchester Board of Directors allocated $11,000 for existing ground elevation as much as possible and keeping the hump selection now In time for gdt* M the safety project in November. Of the total, $6,000 will go for the to a minimum.” (Herald photos by ^vinse) giving . . . save one out fot- yourself. Black, brown, nayy and some white. Handbags, About Town Former Newsman Dies At 58 Town Seeking all D&L Btbrea. American Legion OLD SAYBROOK (AP) - assistant to the state highway FUELOIL Awillary will meet tonight at Tractor Bids Former Hartford Times commissioner. 7:46 in the Legion H m e for a “ The Chriatmaa Store With More Gifta for BimI” ^ reporter and photographer His funeral will be private. 0 *!**^*‘ meeting and a Bids will be opened Dec. 20 in Edward F. Powers has died. He Uulitma* party. 17.9 the Municipal Building for was M. How can the town RPMIsM VISIT OUR TIm eiecntlve committee of furnishing the town hi^way A Hartford native, bs moved leaders approve two the Stewardship Crusade of department with a diesel- to Old Saybrook 26 years ago. AUTOMATIC BIG & TALL South United Methodist Church powered axle tractor, complete He died Friday at Middlesex pornography book DELIYERY REBAL NBrS SRDP wffl roeet tonight at 7:30 at the with a conventional steel cab Memorial Hospital in stores In town, yet ' ' N MEN’S SHOP I H i COMUMTl M IN ’S STOMT and with a seven-speed Afiddletown after a 1 ^ Illness. n o t approve of cMi M N K m Humr trgnmiiHlon. vofuntary school 2 4 4 M M M ia m a 19 n . v n N o r i Manchester Chapter, The bid q>ecs provide for the Until a few ^months ago. 901-907 MAB4 STMfT TRINITY PLAZA 9 P.M. WWIBSQSA, w ill rehearse submission of alternate bids on Powers was m ana^ng editor of prayers? COOKMTIVE OA C9. teMlM at 8 at the Army and a Mack tractor, with Curtis Publications in Dm p Citizens For 315 Ir^ Street Navy Ctab.'The rehearsal is specifications almost exactly River. MI-lSSS «MB to all men interested in those tor the unnamed makes. IHe bad also been public Public Prayers Haging barbershop-style nations director for the state Henry Agostinelll, Shop M p^ L stores late every n l^ t this week Monday Highway Department and State Coordinator Read Herald Ads through Saturday '
>■ PACK E IG H T - M ANCHESTER EV E N IN G HERALD. Mantitertar, Com., Mon.. Dec. 18,1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn.. Mon., Dec. 10.1973 — PAGE MWE G Potterton DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER M o g n c i v i Q x ^An Old Fashion Christmas ” ' y . Open 6 Days OpenThurt,tiU9 Juat Arrived From England Home in T Ii i m for Gift Giving • A Snbttantiml Shipment of Car and Storm Coats... / ■ Wo hnvo Corduroys, Smodei end Cordnroyv, Tweeds, Entertainment Reversible Coats, Stormeoats, and, Ski feekets. Absolntefyt n ideal gift for tkat special male inyomr life. Centers From $65. 4r- fo A ^ m Y in 130 CENTER ST. eight hundred oighty-sovon. MANCHESTER main street, in Open Every Night Ttf 9 downtown manehostor, 'til Christmas Connecticut Saturday TU 0:30 Where fitting You Is OUR PLBASimE, ' And YOVR SATISFACTION! R O U TE 30 Free Mein Street and Purnell Parking v e r n O n Open Tubs, to FrI. 10-9 Saturday 10-5 Teas
\ Ah all time favorite “CONSTANT COMMENT” TEA ' 1 \ ! ,A 1 . ;-) 1 H i I I In a'large asaoilrhent of both loose tea and baga m OLD FASMON FMEMHY CNMSTIUS from 650to $3.69. The famous “BIQELOW TEAS” In n I MAIN S FFU b i CLOSED gift sets from $1.50 to $3.95. MANCHFjVrr TF DEC. S3 and 30 A and Coffee For the coffee lovers, we have a handsome gift set of FLAVORED COFFEE, in six different kinds — Including anisette, mint and cinammon; priced at $3.95 ' PLENTY OF FREE PARKING! I Dishmobile 067 MAIN ST.. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER a member of the main street guild OPEN MIQHTS W 9.-00 (Set W 5:30)
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Remember The Health Food Farm I Great for Gift Giving Vegetable Steamersi Food Grinders-i MEN'S S H p P __ Blenders-! Yougart flakers- Bean 789 MOin Street in Dowtown Manchester Where You Are A Friend, Sprouters-! and Juicers-•• As Weil As A Customer . . . i ♦Gift Booklets Available-•• I ♦Lots of"Stocking Stuffers and Snacks for Partying--• I Health Food Farm Twin bands of 14 Karat Solid Gold signify husband I 747 Main Street in DowirtoWn. IWaneiwster and wife : . . a lustrouS'synthetic stone of the YouHl Love month marks the birthday of each of her children. anfSTHAT The Small 5-year GIVE INSTANT ■RmH Nationwide Warranty 1 LOTIERY Store Personal PLEASUK! 917 MAIN STREET r-*MANCHE8TKl backad by Qanaral Motora. TKNET WITN $10 1-yaar Warranty for rapair of Bvcrythlns In oamnra* and OPEN DAILY-ltifl SAT-S:3Q ■ Super-Surge wash aooaaaorlaa for lha camara OR MOff PURGMASQ any dafact without charga, FREEI ing action gets dishes plus 4-yaar Protaction Plan Service You anthualaal on your Hall i MMicliMter'8 OldMt IkMUtolied Jewelry Store Snneete (parts only) for fumiahing eWetebee eOherme, ' e JewJIry Boxee shower-clean. Little or raplacamant for any dafee- e Fine e GlMawiMe e Brseelete no pre-rinsing. Stain tivs part In tha motor, pump e Dlainond Enfwemeiit Rlnge and Wedding Baade less steel pulverizer and watar elreuisting tya- Get Downtown! SALEM NASSIFF tsm, axcapt the spray Impel- ■ Remembei'i "BOy Yeur Watch Where It Can Be S CAMERA and PHOTO SHOP iervloed On The Premleeel” takes care of soft food lar on modala so equipped. S2S MAIN 8 T. 043-7369 JEWELRY waste. I. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ■ 12-section silver -STORE ware basket is extra • BUILT-INS BRAY’S large— you can load • MOBILE UNITS Regina Air Flo S 187 M A D f 9 T., KAirO H ESTIS . (State Theotse B ld g . ) Buxton "handles upor down," • U N D E R - ^ ELECTRICBROOMS at sink or in dishwash C O U N T I^ er. WALLnS.KEYCASES, mate Christmas a 8poitsM\el PrIess stsrt st only 19.88 "The Family Sporta am Center” Ragular 23.88 NASSIFF ARMS CO. 199»» BULHOIDERS Powerful 300 watt motor. Stair tread wide nozzle. Cleans 091 MAIN 8T. in d o w n t o w n MANCHESTER For carpeting and bare floors. Swivel nozzle. Whafa Happaning In Sporta? Men And Women TRY NASSiFra ANDREI . STHX wmj A WNBI! S LOTS 8 K I% H o !^ ^ ^ ^ * from our oomplato LIFT THE LATCH 977 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER S I V • LADIES' artd MEN’S QOLP RETS B.D. PEARL AND SON TWEED'S OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9:00 MANCHESTER DRUG • WOOLRICH HUNTING CLOTHES OFFREE SPECIALTY SHOP AMPLE PARKING 649 Mein StrMt, MsnohMtor Tdl. 643-2171 778 Main Street in Downtown MnnOhaeter 717 MAIN STREET 'I WHATS UP77? DOWNTOWNIII PARKING 945 BfAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 991 MAIN STR EET tor 20 YEAR8I
cuttotoAte. For Our 73rd Year, We Have A Better DISCOUNT TAPES AND Brass K w Restaurant 020 iA in street Than Ever Selection "In Ilia heart ol downtown" Open Dally 6 A.M. V I 0-.3O P.M., of Precious Jewelry. Thuradaya 111 0 P.M. EASY PAYMENTS INVITED -Did You Know?" All oup foods and beveragss••■from a sandwich to a dinner Eefaa and Qutetc Chuiga JCWtLERS~SILVEN«MITH8«NCC IMO OK Inheaon amvie* Oeara MMinBS can be packaged to M U S IC S H O P I MMN am U T IN DOWNTOWN MANOHiann M IS IM n S t M9-M36 ’%«.*** take out. Hartford a M kM M otm • Now Britain Seymour Motorsports, tuc, J IA IN R T . MANCHESTER 043-0014 PAGE TEN -r- Ma n c h e s t e r E V EN IN Q h e r a l d , Mandietw. C w m .. M oo.. D ec. 18, m i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. IB. 1972 - PAGE ELEVEN
Musicians Have Ooad^s War Causes Strikes Throughout Britain {
By PETER MUCCINI Guidelines For had quit after a row some y ea n " said Goad was expelled because Goad had become something Associated Press Writer ago. as a baker. When he was 34 he LMl and was promoted to Choicest Meats In Town! be had three times faUm bdiind of a national hero, a David became a Baptist proaefaer, but inqwetor four years later. He LO N D O N (AP) — J a m es Local union officials wanted in dues. I Marriage^ Careers fighting Goliath over a princi- could not earn enough to keep and Ms wife Joyce, 41, have two Goad’s one-man war agiiinst a nothing .to do with G o a d Goad took his case to the Me. But he may have tarnished Ms family. He joined CAV in diUdran- powerful union threatens to set because he had not joined a one- court set iq> under a law aimed i IW toAY ONLY SIICIAIJ off strikes across Britain. that hnage fay suggesting that day wUdeat strike at CAV five at curMng wildcat strikes and ( Frasfi A 24-hoor protest strike was CAV give him $72,000 severance yean ago. Nor bad be observed trimming unions’ power. stfoied Sunday by the union pay and end foe deadlock. ‘ black leg” tradition by T h e engineering union wMch halted production of all By then unions and the law donating n day’s wage to chari refused to recognize the court It’S Tims Again To Rsglstsr For S GROUND Lonfom newqtapers. Similiar were on collision course. The ty. or to defend itself against tie-ups are planned for other plant’s work force M 1400 ca m e MANCHESTER Besides, Goad boasted of Goad’s charges of discrimina sections of the nation out on strike and engineering BEEF belonging to fob governing tion. The court then fined the ADULT EVENINQ SCHOOL 3 Ibk o r m o r s tiirougbout the w e^. workers throughout the land Conservative' party, political union $132,000 for contempt. threatened to join them uMess 66! ' G(Md is an auto worker. “ God MAIL REQISTRATION exponents of-foe nnkin-badced By this time, the company the court badeed down. Other is on my side,” he says. Lalw party) His nnfon record had sent Goad home on foil pay w oiicas imspared to down tools DECEMBER 19 — JANUARY 2 O th« iforkers at the CAV didn’t help — in and out of at { WOHUND PAM in w n — roughly $78 a week— because In symirathy with the Brochuraa may ba obtained at any local bank, _ S17 HlgUaad 8t. auto components plant at least two unions four times in 14 other employes refused to work enMneering unions. Itbrarlaa, town hall or the high school office. • 4 M 1 7 7 Sudbury call him a yean. The engineering union w ith Mm. Goad began his working life troublemaker and refuse to work with^iim. Millions of Britons have watdied Goad's efforts to join a unh» mushroom from a triviM dispute into what could be a natimial crisis. To them -hie is either a hero for standing up for OPEN what he sera as his rights or a j fool respofodhle, for industrial H Your Christmas Store trouble.*. . . -, “ I bdfove foh^Lord is guiding TIL me,” he says. “It is a very personal belief. I do what the Midnight Lord calls on me to do." caLdgr That Saves You More! That dogged belfof has brou^it about a majohiconteon- tatiim betwMn thd ifoions and the National Irbiustrial Relatiqna .Couri;^ which organized labor regards as its MUSIC MATES — Carole Farley and Jose Serebrier marked No. 1 enemy. Lady Schick Million Miler ; J ttieir third wedding anniversary this year; she was in Brussels Several months ago Goad, a Hairsetter 7 Ft. and be in Istanbul. The soprano and the conductor find it bard to _ S3-year-old qualify inspector, Americana HARRISON be tether. / • V > * I > » > > » > > » > » I > » > f t » » applied to rejoin the with Luggage Amalgamated Union of Scotch Pine «/» 1 Engineering Workers, which he Beautifying Mist By MARY CAMPBELL his bouse and bring any score I , AP Newsfeatarcs Writer know. I brought the ‘Unfinish Our Reg. 19.97 Tree NEW YORK (AP) - ed.’ He said, ‘All right, conduct Col. Brewer When Joan Sutherland sings it and sing it. Don’t worry, I’m Named Top Our Lowest Price at an opera house, she watching you.’ “He walked into his bath Woman Marine Lightweight, slim styled. Molded of Our Reg. 19.99 tells the management that her. Royalite «. Ladies’ blue, avocado, room and began to shave. His - bnsband, Richard Bonynge, is melon, men's grey. wife’s mother walked in and W ^ H IN G T O N (AP) - Col. LADIES « to be hired to conduct for her. Margarpt A., Brewer will 14.97 made a fimny face. The maid ' Iheir son spends most of his I Cosmetic Case...... ngg.is.7t 12.94 MEN walked in with the, breakfast ” become tiie seventh director o f year in a boarding high school Rollers: 6 jumbo, 10 large, .4 tray and dropped something. women.. Marines, the Corps small . . . plus beautifying |21’’ Short H o p ...... Rgg.i7.7t 14.60 Companion...... Rgg. 19.74 16.77| Artist Supplies in Switzerland, but at least this ianhqunped Friday. mist for fast setting. Indicator |2S'’ WMkendFllghl_Rgg.2S.st 18.40 12.88 His daughter walked in. He J t ^ keeps Mr. and Mrs. Bonynge in 1 SuK Carry On.Rgg.22.9S 18.64| 136 pre-shaped flame awlnt Tr»v Ltttw Optncr laughed and said, ‘If yod can The nyear-old Col. Brewer, alerts you when rollers are the same place at the same 127" Croea Country.... htg. 26.4S 21.74 2 Suiter...... Rgg. 2sag 21.741 proof branch tips in gree.n keep the right tempo and keep born Jn Lansing, Mich., will ready. #71LC tim e. 130” Overseas...... ngg. 33.9s 26.70 3 Suiter...... Rgg. 31.6S 2 5 .7 0 1 or blue/green. Includes your cool in all this commotion, deluxe stand. IN STOCK NOW!!! Marilyn Home, who opened you have what it takes to be a the Metropolitan Opera this imywwiwew conductor.’ ” year ta the title role of “ Car We have a fine selection of artists’ supplies of ail kinds. m en," also is married to a con Serebrier enjoys being a guest conductor, both for or Visit our store and make your selection. ductor, Henry Lewis, of the New Jersey Symphony. They chestral concerts and openr.-^e live in Orange, N with their thinks he wouldn’t like tiie 4^ little daughtw, within auto- ministration chores that go WESTMARK TM A9u neblle commutihg distance tif along with being music d ir e c t Tim oummr of an inqtortant orchestra. W E S-^E N O G.E. U.L. 35 Llta Sat 50 Lite Indoor • Outdoor Cf OUK OCCOMaOR* his work in Newark and hers in H e a&o composes. Leopold Double Flashing Mini Sat N e w Y o i* . Our Rgg. 3.69 NEW EXCITEMENT FOR THE HOME... But what does a young couple Stokowski has conducted the REf^ESHINClY COtORPUL IN[ TH& OFFICE do, a sopmho married to a con- p rem ieres o f th ree ol Ms works. 12-Cup Auto ^ Hand Cut Laad 4 Imraducing M/ti, bmptfonifiit... West Bend BuffeL . . . and 'lunotlo^ utilbtc-^;>..a eotn- without a home opera Serebrier spent two seasoqs as xi lumkSs, ...... Mitonad to wing th* dnlgiMr^ touch plati tidiion larallY far M M com poser.lo residence wiHu'-iM^ “Party Perk” Crystal Dseamers to m y wttlng, M homo or In th« offict. house and' home orchestra ae&r- Country SkHIfilt:: 6 1 ^ ’’ Muaical Revolving Great for gifti, too Qeveland Orchestra. - >”Tr1cycle ■thoyVc original criationi in imoo.th eon-.. Oaintrator la porttad In rdlitbictiw g ilr by and without the clout to in- Santa or Snowman Mnpora«y Mylini, oM i 'iiit aeoiM on prannlation hex . . . Biiy pit anWa lat idst that the cither be hired too, Miss Parl^, who w asl£m ui‘* fraA •uivbricht colara df orongit yclIoW; or your farorita placa M x Id o M y when they’re trying to gain rec Le Mars, Iowa, and ^ w iip|n''' anitgratn. * 6 a . bboMity: . . qmUty n S ''6 7 2 9 9 Swing Tray $6.00 ognition by accepting engage Moscow. Idaho, is a graduate of Z 11.99 W e W ■ S t 3 g9 7 QRUMBACHER Ttbphona Index $6.00 MamoHoldar $4.00 the music school at Indiana ' i*10 7 . 8 8 ments all over die world and Brews 12 to 30 cups; serving TaptDbpaiiMr $3.60 LitMrOpaMr $2.00 Big 5-1/2 quart capacity; auto Oelux* Modal •geeeeeageageei trying to build a marriage? University! She met Poiiiti •> light tells when coffee is ready. Choica of square, round or cap Holiday “GAINSBOROUGH” PmHiMi $^ao OaAMi $6.00 matic heat control. Teflon non cantgrpiacg! W dl, Carole Farley, 25, and there and he introduced foe -' Keep warm feature Ideal unit for stick lining, for easy cleaning. tain’s decanter, all with ground 15 asst per store, no stoppers. A gift of elegancel Plays JIngIg couple after a concert be con-/ holiday parties. 411838 12" diameteir. - checks. Bella. OIL PAINTING . ‘ I > I I t I I ' I t I I > I I I I t > Jose Serebrier, 3S, marked their third wedding anniversary ducted at (Carnegie Hall. CM.Matyaret A. Brewer SETS on March 22. She wps in Brus ’The soprano’s reviews have ChrUimas Shopping Hours: The Big Look . .. sels sin ^ g and he was in Is b^n good. In January of this > Save an Extra Save an Extra year, the New York Times . I Chocolate Santa in Foil ------OIL COLORS My 9*J0 AJL It 9 rJL • Sit II 5:30 F'om the **store wUh m ore’ tanbul conducting. repUuteCol. Jeanette I. Sustad They both live, she says, by a called her “ a potentially impor on Jan, 31. Col. Sustad is I Foil Wrapped Solid Milk Chocolate ss few guidelines. Plan ahead. tant lyrico-spinto soprano." retirin g. 33V3% Off 33V$% Off Sevignys Ribbon Candy 10ox.box ...... Our Rgg. Low Priegg on All BRUSHES Turn some engagements down Col. Brewer now is serving ati Our Rgg. Low Pricee on All dlwudicnX SttdwiuutA. i M s r so you can be together. When the Marine (forps Development [Christmas Candy Canes sp..tei------14” to 22” Plastic you’re apart, phone. And grit Chrysler and Education (fommand at 9 Ft. Plastic 849 MAIN aniEET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER your teeth and say nothing Decorative Wreaths PALETTES ()uantico, Va. I Foil Wrapped Solid Milk Decorative Garlands when you’re locked into winter Price H ike A gnuhute of the University General Electric In our gtock and your spouse is putting bath of Michigan, she received a [Chocolate Balls i la. u..______— in our gtock ing gear in the suitcase along Suspended SonyAM/FM AM/FM Clock LINSEED OIL bachdors degree in geography I Whits Owl Invincible Cigars j ^ d z s c i g . . Save an Extra with the music score. in January 1952 and was Portable Radio Radio Save an Extra “ It’s difficttlt, but it’s pos commissioned a marine second I White O w l Cigars Boxofsoiocciggrs — ....— sible if each person is willing to WASHINGTON (AP) - The EASELS lieqteant that March. 50% OFF MARLOVrS RffiMTURE DEPARTNENT give a little bit," says the pret Price Commission has Amphora-Tobacco, 140Z. lU g OurRgg.3.S1------Our Reg. Low Prices on ty, blonde Miss Farley, who suspended indefinitely a \ 331/3% Off was runner-up one year in the 3 9 . 9 5 [Whitehall Pipes LUgUoM Ouargnigg 0urRgg.4.7S...... CANVASES "Tour CkrtUmsM QM Sfora for Oirar f f YesrsI" request by Chrysler Owp, to All Boxed Our Reg. Low Prices on national Junior Miss Pageant. raise p rice s on its 1973 c a r s hnd ' Em ergency AFC on FM for less station drift Easy to read clock' face. AFC on o u .R .g .3 je Christmas Cards “ Sometimes it turns out that trucks by an average 3.H pa* , Uses house current or battery. FM for less station drift. Wake to IScripto.Vu Lighter ...... Nativity Sets Syelem In our Inventory In our inventory OPEN NKHTS ’tS 9 (Saturday ’t» S:30) I have to turn down some en cent. I 4" dynamic speaker. music or news. gagements to be with my hus Commission regnlatioqa Revamped PASTEL band. And other times he has to allow price rises to cover In do the same. And other times it creased allowable costs, nich Brand New From Boys’ & Men’s Leather works out that we can perform SETS *8ee Our Qnuid 8electkm of as for labor and raw matefiala. ' WASHINGTON (AP) - The together. Oakhin KhHdrtna Rockera: But companies must renoain ' government has been given “ By doing a lot of advance Desk Top 12 Digit within an allowable profit' permission to use the emergen Hockey Skates planning, we don’t have to be AN FInlahet, NTom |12o9$ m argin. i cy broadcast system again, but separated for very long periods Electronic Calculator the system’s job has-been cut *Maple and Pine Table and Chair of time. A week or two isn’t The com m ission ‘said ‘ DECOUPAGE Sola with Formica Tope - KIdt bad. But if it goes into months, in announcing the suspension back. ‘ YOUR that it wants clarifleatlon of The Federal Communications CHOICE it is had. We don’t want the sort Our MATERIALS ' love thami of relationship where we’re company data submitted to Commissionx reports it has Pivot Pool Play Desk ■*) waving to each other across the justify foe increase. voted 7-0 to lift, effective Dec; 9.88 *Mapla and Walnut Toy Boxoe Top quality leather, felt lined tongue. o ce a n .’ ’ 29, the anspension it bad by Bradley by Fisher Price Chrysler said the request - Box toe, reinforced tendon guard; *RCA and Maalarwork Portable When Miss Farley and Sere hhposed on the' system’s tests covered economic cost in arch support counters. Men's, boys' brier got married, they had a im posed O ct. 14. Adds, subtracts, sizes. • [Phonoa tor the KIda and Taana creases. Earlier price in- > multiplies, divides; week’s honeymoon in Bermuda, 'Ibe system will be used only creases were granted to cover . either constant or VieforiaviUe • PMI Esposito Fiberglass reinforced Ca- Our . SKETCH BOOKS ^RCApPanaaonle Portablo Raciloa then she sang her New York for the president to address the 12.88 chain operations. nadian ash. Straight blade R ^ . J f 3.88 federally required safety and , 9 concert debut, then she kept nation in extreme emergencies Hockey Slicks Aim in any direction, start Sturdy case, ABC's, spelling and up pollution-control eiquipment. Floating or fixed JoMeftor^rigtrt£[a^ CHARCOAL $4.aa commitments to sing opera In on short notice. decimals. Great gift shooting. cards, chalk board. A commission spokesman i *RCAF€lact^honlo-Panaaonlc Madrid and Austria, keeping The system will no longer be for office dr hornet - *^Q*^*^* y ^ “ ^*^ (Official Stxe) Our Reg. 49‘ 39< 75 per store, no rain checks. 75 per store, no rain checks. her hi Europe for six weeks. said he did not know how k»g used « a bai^p system for Componanta Sound Syalama Serebrier’s phone bill was $940. the suq)ensioa would last. The ' warning the nation in case of I'll...... $69.80 up “ We hope to have a family as Internal Revenue Service will i enenqr attack. The primary soon as it is feasible," Miss be asked to do an in-depth auUt syitm to wain the pifolic of a RCA 15”. Diagonal Measure Fantastic Doll Sale! d r aftin g *RCA-Panaaonlc Tape Racordara^ Farley says. “ There are peri of the costs submitted by > national emergency will Fine Quality Ass’t. C hrysler. SETS $34.95 up ods now when I’m not singing, continue to be the National CHOOSE FROM Our Lowest Prices! but they are not for very long, American Motors Corp. un Warning System, wMch in Portable Television Set derwent the same sort of Hand Tools •GOLDBERGER • HORSMAN te m p l a te s ru just have to cancel my en cludes interconnected •JOLLY • ROBERTA gagements and start singing aF investigation when it had a ' teleidKines and sirens. : M RU M KWnRk IK OF flMTWI ------^ aiMM a MOMAiAaM aaMawMM ter a baby is boro. 1 keep wdn- price increase pmdfoig to cover Th«e ulll be no attack MB iMBs rT MMUB HOUMT rBSS! dwing how it wiU work out, but •COOlHniC co sts . T he »«w»raqyn . warning messages end no more if yon want it to, I suppose it eventually was granted. . . automatic takeover of the wires LINOLEUM worn out. < of The Associated Press and to H im « l liW Satardap ’H &30 “ Montserrat Caballe had a United Press foteraational. The BLOCKS baby last year, so it is possible. w ins will be tied to the alert But she can afford to take any tests to radio stations only after Ume ihe wants. Her career is Wilkie Elected A large selection of fine hand tools SPEEDBALL verfotefom. to suit every need. Wrenches, CUTTERS more advanced certainly than hammers, drills, screwdrivers - and m ine. . b o s t o n (AP) - VAihM..; During a weekly test of the RCA solid copper cir-.. more! Limited to quantities in our . “ We hope to bring a girl from ip U e Jr., director of develop^ .2 broadcast warning system Feb. cults; super power grid stock; no rain checks. Drink-Wet South America wlM> w ill be able ment at Oov. Drummer VHF tuner. Big 5" oval Soft Bodies 2,’ 1971, a technician used an speaker lor great sound! to stay with our children or d w Acadenoy in Byfidd, Mnaa, ^ incorrect tape, wMch failed to Deep Tool Box with Tote Tray Our Reg. s.is...... 4.29 Toddlers travel with tbein." I Friday was elected president of ~ eifolain that the w a rn in g Fine quality steel box, heavy duty construction. PAtUMNT Serebrier is from Mon- the N ew Bnidand A v o d n U o n o f message being transmitted mmmmm mm teviddo, Uruguay, son of a Rus Schools and C M l^ . over news wires to broadcast • a M O l sian mother and Polish father. Ik MMBON PHir CO. Wilkie, who Mcceeds Dr. A n sthfobu was a test. 723 MAIN STREET He lays, “ I came here Uyears 3WAY8TQdHAROE S. Knowles, president of ^ The erroneous message was MANCHESTER n f a a r 'igo to stwty at Cnrtis. Antal SALE: MON. thru WED. Northeastern UMvenity. m e not cancelled for 40 minutes, Dorati imdted me to be his ap Open ’Til MidnlghL elected during the asm ^dim ’s and during that time 2,500 To insure avallabiiHy lor Chrletmae, no rain checks. prentice In Minneapolis for two 87th annual conference fn >" TOILAW TPKL, MMCHESTER stations bad broadcast the war 1145 t-t. years. He told me to come to Boston. ning.
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PAGE TlffELVE- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manclmter. O ^ .. Bton.. Dec. 18. im \ Apolld Fmitcakd H o w T o B e M SPACE CENTER, Houston BUx and sift together flours, Two 1-pound cakes may be The Christm as ^^Blahs^^ ( A P ) - T h e A p o l lo 17 salt, baking powder and spices. made by placing half the batter and Engagements Baby Has astronauts have b ^ eating Set aside. Cream sugar and in each of two 1-pound coflre ______o O ■ ______in tub or shower. It goes their own special fruitcake shortening together thoroughly. "cans. Cover top of can with fwl quicker...smootber, too. And during man’s last planned flight Add egg to creamed mixture and crimp edges to form seal. two: give yourself a cleaning to a^ from the ntoon. You and mix thorou|d>ly. Kend in Bake iqiright in a pan of water B een Named beauty mafk while you’re might want to put it od your dry ingredients and water. Fold in 300 degree F oven for SVk pressing your big-evening Offistmas surprise menu. fruit and nuts into hatter, mix hours. Be sure the foil does n d Hindson-Ndlson dress. At the request of The "until evenly distributed. touch the w ato' in the pan, as it Plan before hand, exactly Associated Press, U.S. Army may draw up water into the. what you’ll be wearing for Laboratories at Natick, Blass., cake-dnrlng the baking. Smitk, Jeffrajr J o h n ^ of E. Barry and Nancy PoU Smith, 28 Christmas Day, or that special scaled down the recipe for To form dadi Sconce cakes, Cottage St., RodcviUe. He .was bom Dec. 10 at Manchester holiday party. Your “ Astronaut Fruitcake” and place tk ciq> batter on 12-inch Mary Lewis M anorial Hoq>ital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. dress...shoes...all the- tested it for baking in h on e square pf hoivy daty foil, or a l29IUINST.,IUIICHESTOt.COMI. David Pots, Willington. Her paternal grandparents are Mr< and accessoties. Have them ready, kitchens. double thickness of reg n ^ foil. all together, so there’s no time Flatten batter to depth of 4k TRiGnTPLM«,V{»UN.C8IM. Mrs. Earl Smith, Ashford. He has a sister, Stacey, lt%. 6Sf#¥f5: lost in last-minute search and indi. Fold sides around cake Blase, Christopher Ronald,son of Mark and Mary Jane scurry. And plan, in advance, tlie following recipe will batter, then fold up edges of foil Vessels Blase, 17 Heidi Dr., Veron. He was bora Dec. 8 at an exciting new “surprise” yield about two pounds. It may so batter is tightly wrapped and makeup that’s pure smash! be baked in ten 3-ounce sizes or will not lose moisture during Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Steven’s Studio Nawia Photo Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vessels, Ledyard. His paternal Eyes made big, bold and bright in'two 1-pound coffee cans. » baking. Bake 1 hour at 300 The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Biase, 84 Henry St. with sparking eyeshadow 2-3 cup sifted cake flour degrees F. Allow to cool The engagement of Miss colors, twlnky “’tinsel’'* Vk cup plus .3 tablespoons soy thoroughly — preferably over The engagement of Bdiss Julie Karen Jean Kopecki of Leslie Ann Donahue of Linda Ann Richter of Beth Wells of Bfanebester to highlights...cbeeks -rosled up flour night — brfore Unwrapping and Manchester and William Manchester to Robert D. Leten- Eekstrom , Peter Jason, son of Roland and Sandra Jiovo Manchester to Martin C. with blusher.:.tlie,-brightest, ^ teqqKxin salt SEsreing. Donald Nldtols of Winsted has Edward McKeraan Jr. of Par- dre of South Windsor, has been Edcstrom, Glastonbury. He was boro Nov. 8 at Manchester Petersen of Parkville, Minn., been announced by her parents, ■ happiest, Christmas' mouth! f teaspoon baking powder sippany, N. J. has been announced by her parents, Bfr. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparoits are Mr. and Mrs. has been announced by her Mr. and BIrs. Donald D. Wells and Mrs. John T. Donahue of And there...you’ve DONE it! Vk teiopoai 'grouiid cloves announce by her parents. Peter Jiovo, V& Thompson St., Manchester. His paternal parents, B!r. and Bdrs. Allen 0. of 82 Plymouth Lane. 305 Porter St., Bfanebester. You’ve come through aiwther Vk teaqioai nutmeg The bride-elect is the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eekstrom. R ich te r o f 30 D uval St., Her fiSace Is the son of Bfr. Mr. Letendre Is the son of* year’s holiday ru^. You’re Vm teaspoon cinnamon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bfanebester. and Mrs. Bfalcolm Nidiols of looking great,..and ^ cup sugar Henry J. Kopecki of 141 Mr. and Mrs. Arraand Letendre Silver, Joshua Bryan, son of Joseph R. and Barbara Weiss of Her fiance is the son of Mr. Winsted. of 225 Lawrence Rd., South feeling—well, at least, tiuman! 5 tabieiqxiona shortening Crestwood Dr., Bfanebester. Long Beach, N.Y. He was bora Nov. 29 in Long Beach, N.Y. His and Mrs. Carl Petersen of Windsor. Have a MERRY CHRISTMAS! 1 extra large egg ’The bride-elect is a graduate Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and m atoval grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Weiss of 83 Parkville, Bfinn. Itk tablespoons water GUSTAFSON Shoe Store of Manchester High School and Mrs. William E. McKeraan of ’The bride-elect is a graduate Durkin St., Manchester, His paternal grandparents are Mr. and The bride-elect is a 1971 1 cup Ug^t raisins has moved and is a student at Northwestern Parstppany, N.J. of Manchester High School and Mrs. A1 Chelton of Howard Beach, N.Y. His paternal great graduate of East Catholic H i^ Vm cup balyes candied changed their name to Conununity Ckillege in Winsted. Miss Kopecki, a 1969 the University of Connecticut. grandmother is Mrs. Rose Sobol of Howard Beach, N.Y. School and is Working as a Mala Rubinatein cherries Mr. Nichols, a graduate of graduate of East Catholic High She received her MA degree in licensed practical'nurse at St. Gilbert H i^ Sdiool in Winsted, education at Central W hitman, Paniel Jason, wm of Thomas J. and Carlene OUR 1-3 qup candied pineapple in School, will be a 1973 graduate JOHNSON FREDERIGK Francis Hospital, Hartford. is a raemter of the Connecticut o f Emmanuel College in Connecticut State College and “ The week before Christmas the Giristmas spirit! For a Vk-inch dices Mivile Whitman, Old Stafford Tolland. He was born BIr. Petersen, a 1967 graduate Air National Guard at Bradley Boston, Mass. is employed as a first grade is the time when everything you deliciously pungent fragrance iSERVICEMENi 1 cup pecan pieces Dec. 12 at Rodtville General Hospital. His maternal SHOES of Mt. Iron High School in Field. He is a December Bfr. McKeraan, a graduate of teacher at Bfartin School in thought would never happen, that permeates every room: grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mivile of Tory Rd., 881 BdAIN ST. BdANCHESTER Minnesota, is completing four graduate of Central (Connec Morris Catholic High School, Bfanebester. does. And usually, all at once! ’’ keq> a small kettle ^ cloves Tolland. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Camouflage First (Next to Conn. Bank & Trust Co.) years o f service in the U. S. ticut State College and has Denville, N.J., will be a 1973 Bfr. Letendre, a graduate of says beauty expert Mala sinnimering on a back burner. Naval Submarine (Torp and is Lei^e Whitman of Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. He has two Seaman Ret. Robert C. Hack, Camouflage stick used to accepted a position with United graduate of Holy D oss College, South Windsor High School, is Rubinstein. “No matter bow And don’t forget the kitchen stationed in Groton. Upon his brothers, Thomas J. Jr., S; and Jefferey S., 2. husband of the former Miss cover up ^ose dark rings Aircraft Corporation in the in Worcester, Mass. assistant foreman of Wickham you’ve organized things, it’s the when it comes to cheery “YOUR FAMILY SHOE,STORE" discharge in May, he will be Jacquelyn M. Stalb of 1169 Main under the eye should be ap accounting department. A June 9 wedding at the Park. Pow ell, Tim othy Patrich^km of John W. Jr. and Irene most hectic, hurried week of decorations...after all, you’re St., South Windsor, recently plied before foundation. employed by the Petersen Well The couple plan a June I Church of the Assumption, The couple plan a July Bellom e Powell, 328 Lake St., Vernon. He was boro Dec. 11 at the whole fifty-two. Just give bound to be ttiere a good bit of Drilling Co. in Parkville, M inn completed recruit training at Blend well, then apply reg wedding. Manchester, is planned. wedding. Rockville General Hoq>ital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. thanks that it com es but once a the time! A bright trim in the the Naval Training Center, ular make-up and the circles No date has been set for the and Mrs. Edward Marcband of Randolph, N.H. His paternal year...expect the window,'jolly C ^ stm a s paste-, wedding. Great Lakes, HI. should be gone. grandfather is J
In Menioriam STRETCH in loving memory of Richard Zavarella. who passed away December 18, 1971. ICE CREAM CAKES A silent Uiought, a secret tear Keeps his memory ever dear. Mother, Father, Sisters All cskst are custom and Brother doeoratod lust tor you. In Memoriam In loving memory of Richard Zavarella who passed away Dec. 18,1971. CARVELOa'
Dear Dad, you are not forgotten. Though on earth you are no more, SUU in memory you are with us. As you always were before.
Richard Jr. and Shelly
Card of Thanks You’ve always wanted an extension phone for your We would like to express our heartfelt NOVELTY CAKES appreciation to the many friends lust tor ChrtstmssI living room. Only now, you can have one that really relaUves and neighbors, who were so generous and kind in our recent sorrow. belongs there. Cradle phones in elegant motifs, colors and Mrs. Ethel Scott finishes. Or handsomely appointed chest phones. and Family MADE FROM ANY And not nearly as expensive as your friends will imagine. If In Memoriam BLACK 4 WHITE 2 x 3 Feat . In loving m e i a a y of our Dad and ky DUNHAM'S NEGATIVE UP TO 2 W Santa hasn’t been to The Phone Store — ^ ------Gramps, SQUARE. FROM BLACK patted away December U, ign. SANTA FME ...... $2.50 to look at one of these for you:..you’ve got & WHITE OR COLOR. 1 Tbe road into Uw annaet. HOLIDAY BEU ...... $2.50 COLOR PRINT $L:00 b ooa w« aacb miut tre^. soraehi^droppingtodo. K V iloi v Alttwagh it briiigi lU aqrrow. EXTRA ' i ; When a loved one gdet ahead. ' Southern New England Telephone Open Christmas Eve til 6 P. Bring your Photo to u*. Sadly miMed, It »*ill b« fotumod untMrnwd. Vie and Madge Hsvo a Vary Happy and Sato Holldayl Craig and Marc Catlv nod Pat 311 GREEN ROAD MANCHESTER 646-3480 i l i . . 4- ■' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 18, 1972 - PAGE ’TWENTY-ONE
— IIAWtMEOTER EVENING HERALD. Mmchettfa. Conn., Mon., Dec. 18, 1972 Willimantic^s Woman Mayoi^^ tJtITflOT Tl COLONIAL SPEED QUEEN CLEANERS Resigns Post ^ COIN-OP LAUNDRY Pavem ent Plato Pontificates Automakers Told To Back Up Some Advertising Claims VALUABLE ,232 SPENCER STREET NEAR PATHMARK WILLIMANTIC, Conn. (AP) It was effective immediately. — The city’s first woman mayor Common Council President WASHINGTON (AP) - A one Involving Volvo, the FTC Toyota Motor Distributors Inc., stretch your legs than you do in —"Why a |8,(I00 Volkswagen COUPON T b e C^t H u It Mriide: It During the average day be their stomachs. Dogs probably has resigi^ just a year after David Calchera, 26, who said he W«d.*and Thura. dozen car nunufaciuraa have durged the automakers with Volkswagen of America Inc., a Cadillac De \0Ue ... more costs a lot less than any other Leada Neither a Dog’s Life doesn’t'perform enough have sueprior medical care, taking office. had no idea Miss Macfarlane been ordered by tlu Federal false advertising. and Volvo Inc. rear-set I ^ room than a Buick |2,000 car....” ofany w M k Nor a Man’s physical activity to keep Tom top. It is often easier to get a Miss Florence Macfarlane, was going to quit, until lurttMf none* Trade Commission to explain The 12 fim u named in the Among the claims the Electra, a ^ Volvo’s trunk is —“Cadillac resale value is Hy HAL BOYLE Thumb properly exercised. sick dog into an animal hospital 67, a retired school teacher who automatically becomes mayor. how they bade iq> more than 100 orders are: conomission ordered substan bigger than a Lincoln traditionally tbe hi^test of any (L TOP LOADERS NEW . YORK (AP) - His attitude toward sex is than it is to get a sick p^son had never held a previous } advertidng clalnu they have American Motors Corp., tiated and documented: Continoital’s. car built in tbe land.’j Sidewalk comments by a pave pretty much like his attitude into a hunum hospital. nude for 1972 and 1973 models. elective office, submitted her I % Cauysler Corp., British Leyland —That American Motors’ He was electl^d council ment Plato: nbich has a better towai^ tbe weather. He qiends An FTC qxricesnun told a resignation Friday to City But on the whole, the life o f a Motors Inc., Fiat-Roosevelt Gremlin is still ’’heavidr, wider president last Monday. life imder civilization, a man or far more time talking ab w t it news coherence that Make your Christmas Gerk Roger Paulhus. cat is superior to that of either Motors Inc., Ford Motor Co., and more horsepower than any a dog or a cat? than doing anything about it. the commission has not accused But the biggest sources of man or dog. Unlike a man or a General Motors Corp., Renault car near its price.” While there are, certain the nunufacturers of false dog, it docm’t have to perform Inc., Sub-Scania d America —In the front seat of a Volvo, a little brighter' Umioeldod On A Chrlotmno o n ? advantage as well as disadvan dismay to man under advertising. He said tbe com tricks or sit up and beg for its Inc., Subaru of America Inc., "you have more room to tages In any one of these, on the civilization is his tbraUdom to mission wUl nuke available to Let b Assist Vw At The Frieniy vittles. It doesn’t even feel it a ^ le the IRe of a man seems to money. Almost everything to tbe public the infornution does or doesn’t do is necessary to please its master, be the trorst, the life of a cat which nuist be submitted by tbe determined by whether be hu or wag its tail in loyal MANCHESTER tbe best. nunufacturers within 00 days. Christmas Shopping Giant enough or too little money. gratitude, because a cat The life of a man is the worst It is the second time in 18 recognizes no power superior to M ECONOMY CLEMMG because it is the most Everything in his life has a months the FTC has challenged . Over With?? PET CENTER Ua« as many waahara aa sruMi aDaw uunnr its self. We have complete departments lor your pets; do unnatural. His normal Instincts price tag, and he sweats bis life the auto industry to bade up you plaaaa at no charga. away pawing through them for Christmas 5 come In and browse around . . . are more repressed, his what it u y s in advertising. ’This Presents All Wrapped?? See our escellent aelecUon of; TROPICAL FISH, Bring all you can carry. the things he can afford. personal freedoms are more A cat is prisoner to no grace time the cononodsaion added five AQUARIUMS AND ACCESSORIES, PUPPIES, FREE Iherein lies the superiority of or majesty other than its own. PARAKEETS, CAGES AND SUPPLIES, DOG o m n oooo a n y d a y u n t il confined or denied. more foreign manufacturers to OOPSI PURTHin NOTICB sars...... a,...... $1 Almost everything a man who tbe life of a cat or a dog over It fawns on neither friend nor COATS, SWEATERS, PLUS A NEW SHIPMENT tbe list. Forgut Thm One Best Candle OF POODLE COLLARS AND FANCY LEASHES MESSES...... $1 the life of a man. Neither cats lives in a city does is against his foe. It performs no menial In three cases this year, two Fritnd In Thn H ouse? iT O MATCH, CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS AND PROFESSIONAL COATS ...... $1 nature. He has to breathe foul nor dogs have to carry tasks, is slave to no vices, and involving General Motors and "■JIUCH MORE. WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR SPECIAL TMySOIS...... S0« air and try to sleep in noisy pocketbo^ or cash checks. is free to daydream for 24 hours THE D06GIE OR KinY?? EVERY PET FOR CHRISTMAS. Alao: WILD SKHTS...... S0« BIRD FEEDERS, REGULAR AND INTRODUCTORY places. He has to work for 40 Man does that for them. a day if it chooses. n So. Tn t flight Up To offer SNEATOS...... SOC SUNFLOWER SEED, SUETCAKES and BELLS. OPPIR hours, more or less, in office or A dog also has it over a man SPOIT lAOmS ...... S0( in that he doesn’t have to wear Every Item I factory at tasks that often don’t 12%” high . . . 2” diameter Dry Cleaned kHBi IhN al n|. A cat makes its own manners SUDS & SCISSORS andana Ipreieen — lop LKiamyi interest him greatly and yield clothing, work for a living, WANTED 10 Gallon, All Glass — Top Quelltyl and can lick its furry sides in For Thm Extn SpoeM... Red . . . Crackle finished him few satisfactions of body, drive an automobile through public— during church services' su its (men'e or ledlee* Z-po. •1.3 5 mind or spirit. traffic, or try to please tbe Clean, Lata Model . . . Pine scented. should it wish to. ’That’s more DOGQIE GIFT and CAT TOYS C O M P L E TE Most of his pleasures are whim-whams of a vexing wife. than a minister’s wife can d o - o M b n oisidM s oCaats JARIUM 5Et d ro s s s s (piein) • ! .3 5 fruitless and give him little real He also doesn’t have to bear up L i m i t ^ A Q UP IN ■■ vN dm, Nai ad bi| Nr ire. even in a church with a small USED CARS • lU s oTaHaaeck Seastan $ 2 2 6 Joy. They tear him down rather under the strain of' raising Supply c o a ts (hirextre) *1 .5 0 Ml an MdMt NdRy congregation. Just add waterl *15.95 Hum build him up. He eats too snooty teen-age children. Top Prices Paid nam m s* Trouaora, Skirts, much, drinks too much, thinks For Ail Makes While most dogs aren’t overly 20 Gallon, lo n g ...... $27.95 too little and spends too many nmaint Swoators G 8 * oaoh fond of the canned foods they Man restlessly prowls, tbe Paul Buettner Florists Inc. dull hours in hypnotized inertia CARTER CHEVROLET get, nutritionists say their dog growls — but the cat howls luv to all V. Kirka 1122 BURNSIDE AV E., EAST HARTFORD Open 7 Dayt watdiing television programs CO., INC. MNUSSPECUL Open 7 Dayi menu is often more nourishing in glee. ’The cat has it nude. It 1^X^528-9586 I ua. to 9 pji 8 that w ^d bore a mi^ess 1229MaisRrMt SUDS ft SCISSOItS MANCHESTER PET CENTER lha. CUAMK *1.75 than the things people put |n leads neither a dog’s life nor a mole. man’s. Phoot 646-6464 > 38, VuBM nS-7624 OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS Stop In for your FREE “Tke INR (I EM IraM FaMn" 1^3 Calendar I Nob St, Ibedmtw-MMni 1 iJH. to 11 (bmdllHcwiHr im Nda St) (» (i t << i (((<< i i <<<<<<<< ( < i i L LJ.J. L i. { i { i ( ( ( < ( OPEN 1 to T 'til CHRISTflAS Saturdays 'til b g: -■ OPEN SUN. DEC. EM 'til b Read Herald Ads •'1^. Statue Being Repaired In Time For Gift Giving! The 12-foot-high statue, "The Genius,” which stands in the Lobby of the State Capitol, is being cleaned, refurbished ______Fantastic Values! Open Every Night Until Midnight and reinforced for Jan. 3 opening of the state December legislature. The statue was sculpted in Rom e, Italy in 1876 and shipped to the United States in 1878 in a German ship. It was the pattern for a 12-foot-high bronze statue plac^ Outstanding 19*)a DecKM fiER on top of the State Capitol. The bronze “ Genius” was taken dow n in 1941, w as m elted dow n and w as used for the W orld Gift! War II effort. (Herald by Ofiara.) ■ ■ a X Outstanding Vaiue! X X X X % y X n 15 16 A y XX Religious Group 18 29 Si aa as M is s e s ’ r i - a Seeks Restoration AS aa Av ts A9 50 Of Bus Service Boot Coats I
HARTFORD (AP) - A in the short run to get buses arid Car Coats! Hartford reli^ous group has rolling. called on all parties in the "The long-range plans Misses’ Fashion Sweaters suspension of
Wi Acrylic Shawls % S a v e 20% is Your Effective GUARANTEED HAR’TFORD, Conn. (AP) — to change tbe present land usie The Conncticut Real Estate in the foreseeable future.” 4.99 I B oys’ Commission has refused to Lovely for evening wear. Annuai Return OG ’The Connecticut cbnunission and ^ to 5 W. Certificatee aUow a Philadelphia company Choice of 3 styles. While, said the subdivision map was •to a d v e r t i s e o r s e l l in black, navy, high shades. % \ Jr. Boys’ "m isleading and highly Connecticut, homesites in Evening Gloves S n o w - inaccurate” and that the Sabra- m Israel known as "Sabra-Carmel Carmel EUll tract was not M obiles Hills.” Earn from DAY of DEPOSIT to DAY of WITHDRAWAL registered in the name of the 1 9 9 ^ 2 ® 9 | The Commission said Israel International Corp. Vinyl & Suede Shorty in lame, elastic wrist. ■’Z Boys’ and Girls’ Infants’ Dresses | information supplied by the Misses’ Mirrors Longer lengths in lame, Israel International (k>rp. to Further, it said tbe firm’s and Mirror Sets Handbags shorty in mylar, 1 3 |?f Dress Shoes and Playwear k Compounded CONTINUOUSLY • Paid MONTHLY claims on installation and cost sell subdiviaion lots was, in Evening Bags some cases, misleading and in of utilities and roads "tend to Reg. I accurate. be misleading and highly 1 7 5 ? f 5.99 inaccurate.” $3 . 8 8 1 1 . 8 8 After a persmal inspection of 2 . 9 4 5 . 9 9 3.99 Girls twin strap crinkle, ; Diaper sets,. sweater and the dte, commission member Silverstein said the lota Classic and casual styles in Shirred frames, faille. Short 100% nylon water repellent. [Mirrors with stands, cos-| many, many colors. Ideal boys monk strap. Both in sleep/play sets, dresses.; F. Jerome Silverstein of New averaged SO by 100 feet in a far straps and convertible. Flight satin or oxford. Zip ’ metic trays. Nice gifts. • gifts! sizes 8 i/2 to 3. Newborns, 6 mos.. Infants! London said the land was zoned ming community in udiich all Black, gold, silver. front, legs. 4-16. 12-24 mos. i for agriculture in a vineyard, 25 the land is own^ by about 40 S a v i n g s B a n k ^ miles from Haifa and 42 milea families. O F M a n c h e s t e r bu m l U Aviv in Oie township 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Sale: Mon. thru Wed. of Bath Shelomo. The Under a 1969 Connectient lav), Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 ..m . to mldnighl. tbe developer paid the eqiense Saturday 9:00 ..m . to midnighl. Member F.D.I.C. communion said “ there is no 1145 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER Uitent by iUe local municipally of the on-site inspection, ConnecUcuTaJjirgaat Savings Bank East of the m ar for tJw miMtRtMT of agriculture conducted in October. it i <<<((( 1 i ( lElghI OfllM . S .» ^ MANCHESTER . EAST HARTFORD . SOUTH WINDSOR . BOLTON i ‘ i ' i ' < t ( ( ( < ( I < ( I I t ( PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HEatALD, MMchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 18,1872 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Coon.. Mon.. Dec. M, ICT - PAGE TWBNTY>THWH6
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(Third in a Series.) is just a shade below the one vance to $12,000. By then, vided under Medicare. In HARTFORD (AP) - State that will take effect. No ad the "maximum earnings” deed, that portion of the tax employes in most state By BRUCE BIOSSAT vance in the tax base had worker wiii have a yearly covering retirement, sur agencies will have to work only NEA Washington- been scheduled beyond the payroll deduction of $7(n. vivors’ and disability bene a half day on Friday, Dec. 22, Correspondent $9,000 level. But, again, the median work-^ fits under Social Security thanks to the generosity of Gov. er, more typical of U.S. actually will drop a fraction WASHINGTON — (NEA) Another misleading im Thomas J. tteskili. ^vjccvvx^uoIV earners, will not have im in 1978 and remain stable at -"Most working Americans pression comes from me em proved his earnings enough that lower level through Uie probably aireacy know that phasis certain accounts have The governor directed state to add more than about ^ year 2010. their Social Security taxes Personnel Commissioner to his tax for 1974. This leveling of the strict are going up in 19^. The Edward Simpson Friday to U h o c \ ^ ly Social Security part of the real news is that for a sub Of course, these taxes are excuse government employes tax is based on the expecta stantial proportion of these not going to stop climbing in , after a half day of work on what tion that the general earn people the new bite won’t be 1974. The 1972 Social Security is the last ^ working day as deep as some accounts caie law fixed a rate increase ings level of U.S. workers will rise steadiiy, permitting before Christmas. He sidd he have suggested. schedule whch will lift pay hoped the move would roll deductions from 5 .^ to legally authorized periodic Starting Jan. 1, U.S. work eliminate some of the last ers wUl have Social Security ial 6.05 in. 1978, to 6.15 in 1981, enlargements of the taxable taxes taken from their pay- and to 6.25 in 1986, where it base—which is presumed to minute rush udiidi has come to checks at a new high rate of will stay until 19M. provide adequate financing chartacterize the holiday 5.85 per cent. Employers will for periodic boosts in the season, making it safer and Rt. < TO Wlt-Li** If you’ve read somewhere more enjoyable. contribute a matching per that in 2011 the rate will rise basic benefits. This is one of centage. Self-employed peo to a. firm 7.30 per cent, for the key "automatic” features ple covered by the law will placed upon workers with get it. That’s not even a in the new law. But, natural also pay a new high rate of maximum taxable earnings. projection, but a kind of ly, it will mean higher and 8 M r cent. averaging of projections for higher yearly payroll deduc Furthermore, the tax base In 1973, this "maximum tions for many people. By earner” will pay $631.80 with a far-off period. —the maximum amount of 1977, for instance, the esti the new rate and base. But Fall Parade yearly earnings from which Most of the scheduled rate mate ■ for the tax base is the "median worker"—the taxes are deducted for So increases, incidentally, will $14,100. No hard figures go cial Security purposes—will man who stands right in the com e from that part of the beyond that. middle in the U.S. workers’ rise in 1973 to a new peak of payroU deduction intended to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) OPEN EVERY $10,800. earning^ scale—is estimated cover expected rising costs Tlie 1972 payroll tax rate is by government authorities NITE t il 9:001 Si of hospital insurance pro (NEXT: Medicare Extended.) ( 5.2 per cent, and the maxi as likely to pay $434.83 next mum taxable base $9,000. year in Social Security levies —based on earnings figured i Biossot Social Security Book S atu rd ay The self-employed this year I (NAME OF NEWSPAPER) VIB:S 0 are paying at a 7.5 per cent at $7,433, well below the tax P.O. iq x 4E(, RADIO CITY STATION I able maidmum of $10,800. I DEPARTMENT M rate. I NEW YORK, N .r. lO O If Somehow the notion has Obviously, half of U.S. I Smd pMtpoid- -h e o k (i). i otten around that, had there workers earn less than the mediah man, and half earn $1J5 tocb. EbcIo m S ii $______geen no Social Security iegis- A4alw chttk Of moaty orJtr poyobl* to Idtion in 1972, the taxes in more. Those above the maxi “Bhstet Book." Allow 3 wookt hr Mhory. 1973 would be virtually un mum earnings (taxable) changed. The fact is that, base are relauvely modest N o im ______under 1967 amendments, a in number. Addrnt______new payroll tax rate of 5.65 In 1974, when the tax rate City------cent would have applied will stay at 5.85, the maxi S t a lt______1973 That rate obviously mum taxable base will ad State’s Air Terminals Tighten Security
HARTFORD (AP) - minutes before each departure. At Bridgeport Municipal “ We’ve had guards posted create a “ sterile concourse” Connecticut's^ four airports At Bradley International Airport, Manager Nicholas since mid-November,” said where no one but screened, served by scheduled airlines Airport, where over one million Mainiero said “ I feel we com Edgar Schoonmaker, assistant boarding passengers would be will be ready when new federal passengers depart each year, ply.” airport manager at Tweed-New allowed. anti-hijacking regulations go the new security will be He said a five-man airport Haven in East Haven. The new inspection into effect in February, of expensive. Bradley handles police force meets the four "Anyone reaching an air procedures might create an in ficials said Friday. about 100 flights a (lay. daily flights each of'Allegheny carrier would have to go within convenience for airiine The Federal Aviation La Rosa said the addition of and Altalr. airlines at a new the surveillance of the guard,” passengers, said La Rosa, but Administration has ordered air 15-25 guards to the 15-member terminal. He said the new he said. Locks have been “ it’s going to cut down the lines to inspect all carry-on Bradley security force would regulations would not require installed on all gates. Regular hijacking if it is done properly baggage beginning Feb. 6,1973. cost up to $225,000 each year. any additional personnel or New Haven police meet each at every airport.” That inspection must be The state also will double the cost. flight, he said. He said the real answer to I witnessed by an armed guard, five-man force at Trumbull He said baggage inspection is At all four airports, halting airline hijackings is an said state Aeronautics Deputy Airport in Groton, served by the job of the airlines, and the additional fences have been in international treaty to return Commissioner Herbert A. La Allegheny airlines a few times m a^ tom eter screening for stalled or are planned. hijackers, or a total ban on Rosa. each day, he said. weapons is a joint responsibili At Bradley, La Rosa said carry-on luggage. In addition, a guard must be An 11-man State Police ty of the airline and the FAA. plans were being made to posted at the boarding gate 30 barracks at Bradley is in "The Most Fashionable charge of security. Hospital Rate Look I n Coats At State Debt More Review Agency Considered Factory Outlet Prices!" Great Gift for a Man. If You Manchester Than $2 Billion HARTFORD (AP) - In an The attempt to make health care Berdon said he intends to HARTFORD (AP) - The more efficient. Gov. Thomas J. issue debt reports every month state government is more than Meskill says he’s considering a from now on to keep peopie $2 billion in debt, which is $888 bill that would establish a informed of the extent of the for every man, woman and Public Utilities (kimmission- COAT RACK government’s borrowings. child in Connecticut, state type group to review all 48 PURNELL PLACE in DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER This Announcemeni ance To You The. debt cost Connecticut Treasurer Robert I. Berdon hospital rate increase requests. , (Roarof Burton's —841 Main St.) said Friday in the first of a new taxpayers nearly $8.5 million in series of monthly reports. interest payments during c November alone, Berdon said. The treasurer noted that As a significant part of the city’s sesquicentennial NOW IS THE TIME Connecticut, unlike most other celebration to be marked this coming year, states, has no constitutional limit on its indebtedness, which Give Dad...Black&Decker. Manchester has contracted with The Pequot Press is consistently one of the highest per capita in the nation. to publish a most interesting and definitive The debt ceiling is set by law at 3 your, THE PEQUOT PRESS, INC. lU '' 4.5 times annual tax revenues, history entitled: which means the ceiling is now choice Old Chester Road about $4.4 biliion. 1 9 ®^ Chester, Connecticut 06412 The debt has increased 9.3 gifts; l^/each A NEW ENGLAND PATTERN per cent during the past 12 months, Berdon said. The History o f Mancheatery Connecticut Gentlemen: Of the $2,126,670,000 total, $1,751,670,000 is in long-term bonded indebtedness and $375 Fascinatingly written by Dr. William E. Buckley, Please enter my order f o r ...... copies of A NEW ENGLAND PATTERN million is in short-term the book will contain over 100 illustrations (many @$25.00 per copy*. I enclose my check in the amount of $ ...... obligations, Berdon said. Also, there is more than $1.3 never before in print). After each chapter Dr. billion worth of additional r borrowing which has been Buckley has added a charming vignette that makes Nam e...... authorized by the legislature this history doubly enjoyable reading. ‘V ...... for capital projects which has Address ...... not yet been okayed by the Bond Commission. Duatlaaa Bandar Aaaor linaiit There will be two editions. A regular trade edition C ity ...... Oibllal action llnishing aandar, aaaortad abrasiva papara, dijaHaas attaolanani to be published in late Spring of 1973, and a State...... Berdon’s decision to issue fits moat vacuuma. (F412) It M monthly reports on the state special, limited, library edition in early Spring. state...... government’s debts contrasts with the Finance and Control expect the jpest from This special edition can be ordered now. Each Z ip ...... Department’s refusal to issue 2-Spao
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• n> ^ 1 P A ^ TWgNTY-FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 18. 1872 ■M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 18, 1972- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE IIIW) ALMANAC o Kentucky College Is Saving Regions Music ^Escape* Air Mattress Helps Bedsores . By GARY LUHR Asa Martin, of Irvine, Ky., ’The need for a sound archives Production has started on which brought inquiries from skin breaking down, reducing Associated Press Writer still performing though he is “'Their purpose was to tell a “Escape,” a series of half-hour OPEN TO BRIDGEPORT (AP) A $17 break down on two hours on a was brought home to Jones last all over the world. . the need for constant nursing BEREA, Ky. (AP) - For over 70. He has given the col story. ’The tune was Incidental, adventure dramas slated to air mattress, filled with water, regular bed. January when, as part of a though some were very beau has proved to be a valuable The average cost of healing attention, he said. generations, the mountain lege access to the nearly 500 course in Appalachia’s “oral debut on NBO’TV in February. records he has made in his life tiful,” he said. medical aid in treating and one bedsore. Dr. Coyle said is He said the mattresses are About 40 of the camping people have passed their traditioi.' he asked each stu A Jack Webb production, between |S,000 and |7,000. used at the center on debilitated. time. dent to learn a ballad. “Escape” deals with man’s preventing bedsores, d^tors mattresses are being used at culture from parent to child in John Lair, founder of the say. A patient with a bedsore patients whose skins often Bridgeport Hospital. stories and in songs. struggle to survive and his Renfro Valley Bam Dance, who "Mary of them didn’t know Jones noted that the guitar, n P. At Bridgeport Hospital and stays in the hospital longer, is But today, with many of the ability to cope with lif^ r- in danger of infection and might has offered material from his what a ballad was and after which has become standard death situations. the Easter Seal Rehabilitation physical barriers between Ap collection of more than 2,000 Center over 600 patients have have to undergo a surgical palachia and the rest of the they learned, most of them equipment for the 20th century The programs will be seen piedes of sheet music. couldn’t learn the tunes,” he troubadour, wasn’t a traditional all week slept on the mattresses, and not closure, he said. country removed, some people irregulariy on Sunday nii^ts, GET AQUAINTED 8PBCIAL The ancient Greeks orig Buell Kazee, of Winchester, said. “I realized we had a lot of mountain instrument. “In fact, one has developed decubiti ’The air mattress, filled with fear this heritage could be lost Ky., whose contribution in when NBC-TV’s “ Sunday inated the first per na- printed information (about bal most of the older singers never (bedsores), says Dr. Thomas F. 250 pounds of 96 degree water, nent outdoor theaters. To in the mingling of lifestyles. cludes reproductions of his own Mystery Movie” ends at 10 p.m. distributes the body’s pressure. Berea College, long dedi lads) but not much sound.” used instruments,” he said. Coyle, medical director of the day a popular adaptation of recordings plus a video tape of center. Just as any water bed. The WISH, mu, POUSH cated to educating the children SLEDS the outdoor theater is the a recent concert. ‘"Those who have come in mattress is laid on top of a automobile drive-in motion of the mountains, has taken Bradley Kincaid, of A ballad, by Jones' definition, steps in recent years to pre is a song, usually of unknown with decubiti have shown to regular bed mattress. Your Kitchen Floor picture theater. The World Springfield, Ohio, a ballad sing heal up to three times faster,” Dr. Ck>yle said a, patient with Almanac recalls that the serve some of the Appalachian er from the early days of radio. origin, that tells a story about T0B066AHS he said. a fracture or arthritis is much first drive-in theater in the traditions through collections of The college has received ac an event removed from the per POOL TABLE SALE TO A BEAUTIFUL FMIBHED BHINE literature and artifacts. This son singing. Many were brought “Ttf BffWl" He said the Connecticut more comfortable on the water United States was opened cess to the collection at Mars N ^ f S O CALL ANYTIME on a 10-acre plot in ^ m - past year, it started another to this country from Europe. Qottiam 8-Foot State Table experience with the inexpen mattress than on a normalbed. Hill College of Bascom Lamar BICYCLES sive mattress bad received In addition the patient can den, N. J., on June 6 ,1 ^ . collection — a sound archives, Lunsford, a North Carolina bal 549-6001 C o p y rirh t ® 1972 focusing on the traditional mu Describing the difference be- attentim in the Journal of the remain in a single position for Newspaper Enterprise Assn. sic of the region. lad singer who has recorded tweep the early folk singers and Figure and Hockey American Medical Association up to four hours without the ______WE SERVICE ALL FLOORB______more than 350 songs for the those of today Jones said, “The "1 think it’s still possible to Library of Congress. It also has preserve a lot of it,” said Loyal older singers were very self- Jones, director of the school’s acquired more than 50 commer effacing. They didn’t sing to Mattress Metamorphosis Appalachian Center and the cial records that reproduce show off their voices. Very of SKATES guiding hand behind this latest some of the traditional sounds. ten their voices were quite ordi Worker Killed venture. nary. A cooperative program by the R ^bilitation Center of In Mill Accident Assisting him is a committee I TOYS E2astem Fairfield County in Bridgeport and Bridgeport of first-hand authorities, whose a ani Register For Our 6-Foot Santa H(»pital has found that a water-fiU^ camping mattress own resources give the college has proved effective in the prev«ition of bklsores. Here WATERBURY (AP) - Mario msacuKt Mane ini, 39, was accidentally a wellspring of material it can Happln ess"Is I ’ ’ ' ' " To Be Given.Away FREEI D r.^ o m a s F. Coyle, center medical director, and Mrs. killed at the Scovill tap for years to come. Among AmUYCLraUUNDlMNWAT 7-FOOT $365. EvlNyn Bulmer, R.N., physical medicine coordinator at Manufacturing Co. Friday when them are: • SaSalWhiMiM the hoiqiltal, fill a m attreu with water. (AP photo) he was sevenNl in half by a ie AIR CONDITIONED •asM aatr MU iM cMk 2 Main i t casting machine, police said. • Mn4 p* CMriSi iwa 643-7111 TUESDAY A WEDNEODAY SPECIAL • Unh mM (H mar aaMi I •TmOi< Police speculate he may have COLOR jWTENNI FARR’S tripped a switch while cleaning Salt by Tama 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANINO ~S1.50 the machine. OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO 6 P.M. Moneini left a wife and five Hartford ^ i l t f Spstd Qussn Eguipmsiit Mathemathical children. S24-5125 RIZZO POOL CO. Vamon Cirela, Varnpn 6479420 Read Herald Ads Balm LMIHDROIIUT - 30t Crm> U Nawington, 3384 BarUn Tpka. 666-1531 Models Help Control Pollution V By WARREN E. LEARY Heywood said Ford used a AMociated Press Writer mathematical model to help its CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P )- engineers .design a new Engineers at the Massachusetts variation of the standard inter MILL PRICED SWEATERS Institute of Technology have nal combustion engine with low succeeded in using nitric oxide emissions. (Seneral mathematical models to Motors is working on a similar DIRECT FROM CONNECTICUT'S desi^be the exact processes model, he added. within automobile engines Heywood and Keck’s woric is which form three major air supported mainly by National LARGEST SWEATER MANUFACTURER pollutants. Science Foundation grants, but And the engineers say their MIT recently received ‘ funds findings indicate that the auto from Ford a ^ General Motors MISSES'CLASSIC CARDGMNS MISSES'WOOL MEN’S V-NECK PULLOVERS induitry probably will not be to help in the work. CARDIGANS Lono sleeve orbn. S, M, L. Before they began studying Wool and mohair. 34-40. able to meet federal pollution Famous label full ADAM’S standard^ by the 1976 deadline. the automobile engine, the MFT MEN’S CREW-NECK PULLOVERS “The jaiitomobile industry engineers were well known for BOY’S ORLON CARDIGANS fashioned detail. 34-40. a p p l e their work in re-entry physica- Bulky knit wool. S, M, L. wm’t'be able to make the 1976 Striped. Sizes 6-12. gWHACCOSOKS standards by '76 — even with the study of the phyric^ and MISSES’ ORLON ■MtMKSTDMMME catalytic attachments,” Dr. chemical processes which take PULLOVERS MEN’S SKI PULLOVERS 4/ Johh 9 . JHeywood, p ro fe ^ r of place when missiles and space INFANT'S ORLON CARDIGANS Machine washable Famous label reindeer HOLIDAY 5 9 Maple SL englpteripg and director of the vehicles re-enter theV. Bojte and pirlB. Sizes 2-3. striped turtle-neck. 36-40. pattern in erion. S/M, L. (just around the corner Sloaiv Automotive Laboratory atmosphere. from Main) % I said late this week, They have since, i^nionstrated that many of the i-Ocated at the Manchester and Dr. James-jP-i'’ ifessor of mechanical leiMnIqura used to study rockety^ Pet Center g, began their study re-entry could be used to * determine what takes place in- ' Headquarters for Coins, U.S. formation in the ,1 four years ago and side an auto engine. Chemicals Stamps, and large selection form and mix with air under ,- of supplies and accessories. havB.^'saf up m athem atical rf several kinds of high pressing and turbulent Manchester conditions in both instances. 649-4273 Variables In engine design Heywood said the MIT work y 9 to 9 Sat to ft and;; operation — such as has shown that the major * different sized combustion pollutants are formed in cha)n§ers and fuel-to-air varying ways. Tha, World ol Sports ratiohr^ — are given Hydrocarbons form after the tEDUCYlONS UP TO 50% FROM Dapanda on... mathwiiiatical values and spark plug ignites and fuel-air plugged into the engine mixture inside the cylinder and IB IIEGMI.AR 1,019 MMI. PRICIS! ADIDAS equations. The effects of the the flame spreads outward until CAPITOL chang^ pn engine performance it nears the cylinder wall. Equipment Co., he. and raUiitant formation can ’There the flame dies because MISSES’ SHRINKS MISSES’ PULLOVERS then Me calculated with great the mixture is too cool to burn Entirn stock of Crow-nock classic pilara Thaaa accuracy. and the partially burned sioovolots pullov- puro Shotiand in Qltt Suggaatlona: Wwyihathematical models, gasoline which remiiins forms ort and vost stylos assorted colors. Hey|robd'8aid, engineers do not hydrocarbon layers on the walls ' ^rodveod. Long sloovo. Sizos • COMPASS • HORNS U G G E n have to run so many costly and and cylinder heads. 34-40. • BOATS 'n CANOES time-consuming experiments • JOHNSON OUT PHAMUCY FOR on actual engines. This gives The deposits on the head blow BOARD MOTORS Wa Maya the ^nglnee^ a large bank of out of the engine early in the ' • BOAT Adidae data, to us(B before they start exhaust stroke and those on the OPEN DAILY. ACCESSORIES te s t^ . walls leave later in the same • SNOW BLOWERS MSKETMLL SHOES Gifts Heywood and Keck have stroke as the piston scrapes MONDAY • POWER LAWN -OPEH- studied the formation of three them off. Through RAKES and OPEN 7 Days A Week! pollutants — hydrocarbons, MULCHERS DAILY ...... 9 to 9 cai^n monoxide and nitric Carbon monoxide is formed SATURDAY SAT...... 9 to 5:30 COME FIND oxidp, the most difficult pollu- when fuel in Uie cylinder is not 38 Miia St, HaidiMtBr ta ^ to control. burned completely so it can 9:30 A.M. Phone 643-79S8 YOURS Harwood said his analysis leave the engine as harmless ■ _____.^ N OURS. has Confirmed that reduction of carbon dioxide. Partially TO Groman's nitrih oxide emissions causes burned fuel finishes only part of SPORT SHOP inci^aaies in carbon monoxide the transformation into carbon 9 P.M. 56 COTTAGE STREET and hydrocarbon emissions and dioxide and the result is carbon 646-6690 vice versa. He said this effect monoxide. castiii serious doubts on whether Carbon monoxide forms both the federal pollution standards in the expansion and exhaust f o r \ ^ the pollutants can be strokes and especially when the BERME’S T V reached on time. ratio of fuel to air is high, or MMKIESrEll PIMUK STOIK “Tlie 1976 goals ultimately “rich.” Because engines need wlllybe reached, hut the lead fuel—rich mixtures to run tin)^ is too short and the smoothly, carbon monoxide aut^iaobile industry probably emissions cannot .easily be In win need two or three more reduced or eliminate. years,’* Heywood said. 7 h arg e\ ‘^hen the automobile Nitric oxide forms when f e l l THE! CCARO 6n edme out at the end nitrogen and oxygen hnm the Heywood continued, a ir combine at high HERE AT THE [I’t think Congress bad temperatures early in the p m good technical input at the expansion stndie. Tte higher Swiss Colony Hnw They rightftdiy thought the heat and the more oxygen SI MANCHESTM PARKADB -B^reiFf^N G ! \cjmanus the Itandarda were necessary available, the more nitric i^ d e OBNBRAI. BUiOTBIO “GOOD EATING" Chooad From Tlumm to p^atect beidth and set them, that is produced. "GOOD GIVING'’ Fomoua Branda: but didn’t really have kn J UghtedMolM-llpllInMr Therefore, the MIT engineers Bmit UgM SsMIngi, Dual SwNol idte^w the standanls would ivunonu vinuMsn niisi% ofocmi GIFT PACKS and •num be JnA.” found, nitric oxide forms under •samin optimid conditions which are teWolMaunlina. IMPORTED DELICACIE8 •nniK ‘ITIie auto industry has never i ■■ ma4q large changes in oppMite those under which the most hydrocarbons and carbon teclinAlogy quickly and has r(i •: l i 'i s i i i ! idirkyt introduced new things monoxide form. slcjirly because of the big Heywood says the MIT In Time For Chriatmaa marLOW » t in. equipment and e n g i » ^ feel that the present PRICE8I risks,” Heywood said, type of Internal combustion e n ^ e has so many limitations CAN’T FIND IT —THEN TBT U8! ict, there were no real MILK ill the automobile as far as pollution control goes the 1960s and now that they have turned their has been forced to do research toward other kinds of HOME DELIVERY ii is not used to.” oigines. 3 TIMES WEEKLY IN PAPER OR GLASS MA The engineers are working TWO American auto with math models of the OARi-MAID M IU GO., INC. oun iiii CHmaTMAa on main STanm mABiltacturers, Ford and Wankel rotaiy engine which has DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MA ). PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 18, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 18, 1972— PAGE TWENTY^EV**!^ Vernon To Be Center For Adult School Region P o w e r L in e one town’s program are not H e a r in g s The Town of Vernon will which-can be on an inddnd new director, as the entire why they left school and vriiat town, he added, would have a serve as director town for a basifr-space, beat, light, local system is very short of space. can be offered to induce them to local contact with the r^ o n a l inclined to travel to another Regional Adult Basic employes devoting time to the Dr. Ramsdell said that another come back. director through a coordinator, town for a particular' study U n d e c id e d A Meriy Christmas to you...and happy mini-pridhll Education directbr to be hired program-on the same charge desk will be squeezed into the who might aim be a teacher in area. On the other hand, he office of Ronald Kozuch, who is Because the position has to be the town’s program. added, the transfer of staff BARliFDRD (AP) - It will by the State Board of Education basis that would be extended to ------.MMM. ------' t ; _ and to serve the towns of any other organiution. in charge of the Adult Ehrening advertised and the director Ryan said tfajst memters v/ithin the region is be at leaet another month Vemm, Manchester, Enfield, Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, School. chosen through regular regionalization of this area has feasible. before the state Power and Eairt Hartford. superintendent of schools, has Kozuch explained that the screening procedures, the been under discussion for Facilities Evaluation Council The Board of Education was obtained assurance from the regional director will be con board agreed to appointKozuch several years. The first attempt considers reopening hearings told at last week’s meeting that Town Council that if the money cerned with the adult basic as interim director until one is in the state, he added, was Cd proposed overhead power Now JOB dpD’t the cost of the program will be is taken from the regular education program sponsored appointed. Present directors of made about three years ago in S I G N A ’T U R E M A R K S lines between Branford and Old 135,000. Although the project is education budget now, the town by the state. It is designed for programs in the four towns the Derby-Shelton-Ansonia area SAN FRANC1S(X). Calif. SCybrook, according to council federally pre-funded and will refund the amount when adults who are not able to meet involved in regionalization have and has proved very successful, (AP) — A contract that Chairman Jeremiah Mve to Gross jour administered by the state, the the state pays the grant. The Grade 8 requirements and will been named to the board to with the biggest plus being the organist-singer Margie Wadsworth. town will not receive the money usual procedure is to put grant start next month. screen applicants and direct -lime with businessmen. Brandon ^ n e d recently bears Before the Connecticut Light until Jan. I, 1973. John Ryan, monies into the town’s general One of the main projects the recommend one for the direc “Enrollment has quadrupled,” not only her signature but six and Power Co. ((3.&P) can fingers wiien jon state director for adult basic fund. director will address himself to torship. he said. paw marks. They are the build the lines, the council must is the one of drOp-outs. Plans Ryan said that the target date signatures of her show decide that the 23-mile long education, said that Vernon Bo^rd member Robert business dogs. DuBeau questioned where the are to have him spoid time with for making the anxdntment is Ryan said that experience power lines will be “com- would be required to provide 10 has revealed that enrollees in bnj gromd beef. per cent of the federal funds. board would find room for the recent school drop-outs to find the end of next month. Each patable” with the environment and the public need. The council Friday did not act on petitions to' re(H[>ra hearings REGULAR 1 LEAN on the propdeed llS,000volt GROUND BEEF 1 •wtewwewdiiMeeeei cable system. M# PMOaMM MMh FINAST SUPERMARKETS Since a November hearing on the CL&P proposal, the council Nille«eMd2t%lal itaito«MBooeM\tii f l o w has receiv^ petiUtms signed by WILL BE OPEN NON. thru SAT. HI 9 P.M. oyer 1,000 residents of Madison Our Quality-Protected” seal guarantees a & mn and Old Saybrook supporting consistency of quality in ground beef that Sale ita rti Mon. Dec 18 thru Dec 23 ypuve never been able to buy before, Wer«Mrvattieri8ht.l6 FOR TOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING the Madison Conservation Com uniformly lean, uniformly flavorful, uniformly limit quanlitiee. mission suggestion that the good every time. Our labels tell you why. They lines be installed underground. shw the cuts of beef u s^ in each grade ... CL&P has said underground and the fat content. And these never vary, Treat your family to ronstraction would., cost $8 week after week. Our new plant In Marl- ^ w g h , uses spotless new methods of Stx)p .million, comparec( to $1.7 the King of the oven roasts! WAITING FOR DEATH at the Humane Edocaition Cen milliop for overhead construc handling meat. Which means that the ground ter, unwanted dofs such as this, says Phyllis Wright, tion. beef you buy next week will be as lean arid must suffer “from the stupidity of people.*’ fresh and tasty as the ground beef yUu en joyed this week. - SUPlCMI3I RMAHKhTS iiKaADU-i -rc' Pet Population Schoen ^^Quality-Protected* Ground Beef Libby’s Tomato Juice C a n i w Q O Promoted or our best S a k ! Stop and Shop Explosion Leads Gieeo Giant g ra HARTFORD (AP) - Herbert 4th thru 7th Rihs t-ZZ* P. Schoen, 59, was elected FRUIT COCKTAIL presidoit and. chief eicecutive U.S.D.A. Choice Scot Tow els« %-'33< Regular Ground Beef Quality Protected Beef! RaasIFImni officer of .The Hartford Fn A Gocktafl Stop (Shop 2 » 7 S ' insurance Group Friday. Our most economical all beef ■ i f One reason you expect HoMayapfMizar msz C the beef at fine To Deadly End A l c o a » ^ Jan. 1, S^oen succeeds ^mburger. Made from pieces # ■ ■ # from the ^eq u a rte r and hind- # restaurants to be good, is Stop ft Shop Coffee '« F 6 9 ' Btarry V. Williams, 65, who will SWMt gl quarter parts. Not t o exceed because they age it. At Vlasic Kcldes Mixad I * lb retire as president but continue 28% fat I Stop & Shop we age our B an’ 6 DHI Piddes >r49* By TOM TIEDE year a female dog can give Port Vegetable as chairman of the boards and beef, too ... naturally, Stiortening without additives ... Just WATERFORD, Va. birth to four puppies, two of C r i s c o 89* chaTi'man.of the finance Ih them female. In the second committee, the insurance com extra tenderness and — a PAGE tWEKTY-ElGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 18,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Dec. 18. 1972 - PAGE TWENTY-NINB <1 <1 <■ <-J-J- << R-* From ths ststi snd managament Swift’s Premium Butterbaiis everybody's Mkts. 16-20 lbs. 10-15 lbs. 2 1 -2 6 lb s. 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Mon., Dec. 18. 1972 — PAGE THIRTY-THREE Holiday Season Charity Time Th« Economical Woy The “Action Marketplace’’ To Advorfiso Oyer 15,000 Paid Subscribers ■'ti Over 60,000 Daily Readers And Islanders Need Kindness 15 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 Fast Results Mickey Redmcmd scored 15 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 6-4 and Chicago blanked Los oiily two goals in their iast NEW YORK (AP) - The expansion brothers, the one goal and assisted on 15fwords, 10 days ...... $ holiday season is a time for Atlanta Flames, 4-0. Angeles 2-0. thTM games, both of those 4.50 COPY CLOSING TIM E FOR coming in the final minute of three others to lead Detroit duulty and nobody in the Meanwhile, he w a t d ^ the b Saturday’s NHL action, past, Minnesota. Red 20,words, 26 days ...... $14.56 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS National Hockey League New York Rangers blitz it was Minnef^>ta 5, the play. ,Tony Elsposito earned his Berenson picked up one of Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION needs a little love and Pittsburj^ 9-1 and may have Rangers 1; Philadelphia 2, the Red Wing goals ending a kindness more than the poor done a bit of Christmas the Islanders 1; Montreal 3, second, shutout of the Deadline for Saturday and Monday season, backstopping 19-game slump. is 12:00 Noon Friday New York Islanders. shopping during his visit as Los Angeles ' 1; Detroit 4, Red-hot Buffalo remained PHONE Chicago to a 2-0 decision Maybe that’s why General well. Certainly, the Twonto 1; Buffalo 4, St. in the thick of the East race, Manager Bill Torrey was in Islanders, now winless in 13 Louis 3; Pittsburgh 5, Atlan over lo s Angeles in a close hianking Toronto for goalie Holp Wsntod 35 Hsip Wsntod 3 5 New York’s Madison Square games, need some help, ta 3; and Vancouver 4,' checking game. Esposito ‘B erIil d Dave Dryden’s sixth PLEASE READ TREE Service (Soucier) — blocked 22 shots. EXPERIENCED window Garden Sunday n i^ t while charitable or othenvise. California 3. consecutive victory. Rene Trees cut, building lots cleared, NURSEIS aides — Experienced, Cliff KoroU and Pit Martin BOX LOTERS YOUR AO cleaner, must be reliable. C^Il i HAPPY ADS II his hockey club was in Elsewhere in the NHL Goalie Phil Myre blanked Robert and Gerry Meehan, trees topped. Got a tree BERRY'S WORLD all shifts available, part or full- scored the Black Hawk 6455334. tlme. Apply Burnside Atlanta. Sunday night, Buffalo shut the Islanders for Atlanta’s For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are problem? Well worth phone goals as Chicago opened a both on scoring tears, got Convalescent Home, 870 Bum- Torrey didn’t miss out Toronto 4-0, Boston second shutout in the last Information taken over the phone as a con call. 742-8252. three-point lead over the Sabres started with EXPERIENCED stitchers, full side Avenue, East Hartford. anything. His Islanders whacked Philadelphia 5-3, three games. The Islanders, venience. The advertiser should second period goals. THE HERALD will not diS' VEITS Truckipg — large van or part-time. Andover area. Minnesota in the West Divi Phone 742-7800. were embarrassed by their Detroit trimmed Minnesota meanwhile, have managed Robert s co r ^ his 19th of close the identity of any adver read )iis ad the FIRST DAY IT with driver, yards, attics, local WANTED part-time secretary sion. APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in with good telephone personality the season and ISth in the tiser using box letters. Readers hauling, furniture rearranged, answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The free estimates. 643-2519. RECEPTIONIST - Monday- and some typing ability to work i last 12 games, while Meehan Thursday, 59 p.m. Saturday 5 desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE afternoons. Small congenial Goal Output Doubles Season Production 3. Car necessary. Please reply, I clicked for No. 18 of the incorrect or omitted insertion for ODD jobs, lawn care,Jack of all office. Write Box NN, can follow this procedure: P. 0. Box 222, Manchester. season and 17th in the last 16 any advertisement and then only to trades. Reasonable, nione 525 Manchester Evening Herald. Enclose your reply to the box 6649. games. the extent of a "make good" inser SECURITY Guards needed in in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the Manchester. Auto and phone JUNK Cars removed, $10 per ('laSsified Manager. Manchester value of the advertisement will not required. Call 246-8585. Carres Locks Mussed ! car. 875-6359. Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser . . . Sofflaen* memo listing the companies tion. WAITRESS and kitchen help you do NOT want to see your MANCHESTER Building wanted, experience not may hova taat you Maintenance — complete floor letter. Your letter will be necessary. Will train, openings. o happy adl After Hat-Trick Show 643-2711 care, general cleaning, destroyed if the advertiser is commercial and residential. one you’ve mentioned. If not it goals. “ Everything comes easier Also 25hour janitor service. NEW YORK (AP) - It is hockey will be handled in the usual Autos For Solo Free estimates. 6450638, 525 when you have confidence in Church League manner. 8173. tradition that a goalscorer gets his PART-TIME — School bus yourself,’ ’ said Carr. “ And the more STANDINGS hair mussed. ’That is a ritual that was 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, drivers wanted, to drive in town Happy Birthday JS tailormade for Gene Carr and his experience you get, the more W. L. Lost snd Found asking price $450. Clall $^3-5875. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, of Manchester. Approximate confident you get,^’ South Methodist 3 0 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. hours, 7:15-8:30 a.m., 2-3:30 ^ HOLLY ^ shoulder-length blond locks. All concrete repairs, both (A P photo) If that’s true, then Penguin goalie Wapping 2 FOUND one goose. Call Dog 1968 SAAB wagon, new engine, p.m. We will train, Call 643-2373 §i from the § Carr, whose hair has been left alone clutch, brakes. Must sell, inside and outside, railings, Denis Hetron should be chock full of Lutheran 2 W a n ^ , 646-4555. between 9 a.m. arid noon. South River Road Battle for Puck in Philadelphia most of the year, went through three Temple 1 ****il***G*GB«BBB«**«B«««B««B asking $950. Call 649-0971. landscaping. Reasonably CASHIER — Full-time position. confidence today. He had quite an priced. Call 643-0851. Spaghetti Gang muss-ups Sunday night as he collected Center 1 Pursonuls-Announcomonts 2 Retail office experience . . . by If on Marcotte of Boston and Flyers' Bill Clement a trio of goals in the New York experience, taking the brunt of the. Glastonbury 1 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $300. Call required. Duties include daily Ranger attack with Carr’s two first URGENTLY needed, ride to 649-0216. SNOW plowing — Experience FACTORY reports, some light ii;i Happy Birthday ^ Rangers’ 9-1 National Hockey League Trinity 1 commercial and residential. period goals starting the romp. Hartford from Burnham Street, bookkeeping and light typing FUTURE PRESS romp over the Pittsburgh Penguins. North 0 1965 RED Mustang, 289 engine, Prompt, courteous service. preferred. Salary commen Jean Ratelle had two goals and Manchester. Hours 8:30 to 4:30. OPEMNGS ^ SECRETARY The three goals doubled Carr’s Emanuel 0 Call 644-0390. 62.000 miles, black interior, References. 6457770. iS \m ht NIA. Ik . surate with experience. Contact eduction for the season. All year, Bruce MacGregor, Walt Tkaezuk, Bolton 0 good condition, radio and Ara Now Avallabla Mr. G. at Casual Village, 956 i i WASHING Machine repairs, . Bless you . . .— . . . Bless you . . .— . . Council person, Bruins Enjoy Life Pete Stemkowski and Dale Rolfe URGENTLY needed ride from heater. 6453610. For Tha Following: Main Street, 643-2128. le rap on the young man was his RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, added one apiece. Darryl Edestrand’s Birch Street, Manchester to • ScriMii Washtr the next? | accuracy around the net. He could The first of four games 1971 BARRICUDA - power Maytag. Reasonable rates. APPLICATIONS now being power play goal midway through the Traveler’s. Hours 84:30. Call not, in the hockey vernacular, put the played Saturday at niing gym 643-8595. steering, windows and power Owner of Pike Coin Wash and • P rln to ra taken for female part-time puck in the ocean. third period spoiled Ranger goalie saw Center (Irteating North disc brakes. Many extras. Must Dry aeaning, 275 West Middle Bullding-Contneting 14 Bonds-Stocka-Mortgogos 27 No experience necessary. We sales positions. Apply Olan Turnpike, next to Stop and Oogs-BIrda-Pata 41 Against Philadelphia “ It’s a pretty big ocean, you know,’’ Gilles Villemure’s shutout bid. Methodist, 6523. Jim Aldrich in the"GR00VE" Autos FPr Solo 4 sell immediately. $2,200 or best will train you. Good wages. WIls, Burr Ckimer Shopping Shop, 6454913. 'ilie Rangers, completing a string of paced thie (Center troops with 24 offer. Call 6452806 before 4. DORMERS, garages, porches, MORTGAGES, loans first Company paid fringe benefits Plaza. laughed Carr in the happy Ranger second, third. All kinds. Realty GERMAN Shepherd male pups, NEED C ^ ? Credit very bad? rec rooms, room additions, and plenty of overtime. four games in five nights-all them in points while Bill Taylor and TREE REMOVAL — FTiining, six weeks old, shots, wormed, PHILADELPHIA (AP) — P^ay the Philadelphia game on the ice is dressing room. ’The smil^ have been with the ATLAS Bankr^t,. repossession? 1971 GREMUN X, 258 cubic kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, statewide. Credit rating different cities—could have been Kevin Downham p o p ^ in 12 spraying, etc., fully insure, siding, general repairs. Quality unnecessary. Reasonable, (jon- Growing division of major $35. Ideal for C3iristmas. 645 The Boston Bruins like to P^yers-at least as far as the Concerned. , few and far between for the young Honest I^ugias accepts lowest inch 6, 5speed, with mounted 4029. forgiven if they were a bit blearyeyed and 10 markers apiece. For the ucensed. Free estimates. C^ll workmanship. Financing fidential, quick arrangements. company. Boston got two goats each man, whose long blond hair and down, smallest payment, snow tires and regular tires. losers, Frank Angel collected 11 WEATHERGARD Days, 6457710, evenings, 645 633-5345. | available. Economy Builders, Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Apply directly at; DIE MAKERS at the start. The team encountered anywhere. Not small loan AKC registered miniature male from rookie Gregg Sheppard flagrant misses had made him a tallies. 2545. Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, 100 Constitution Plaza, travel problems from Minnesota finance company plan. Douglas poodles, 9 weeks old, all shots, and Ken Hodge in downing target of boo-birds early in the year. South Methodist remained DICK’S Snow Plowing — evenings. Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. ElECTROCAL MACWNISTS Weekend Scoreboard Saturday night and did not check into from Motors, 345 Main. paper trained. 8753284. Philadelphia 5-3 Sunday in “ I think maybe that they gave me a undefeated getting by Bolton, 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, perfect s^pecializing in serving Q o iM t N ., SMrtli WW n T| 0m l EUCnOMC TECmCUIIS a midtown hotel until 5 a.m., only 14 Rockledge and surrounding MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd little initiative,’’ said Carr. “ I 3525. Neal M c K i^ y and Ed 1968 CAMARO, excellent second car, must be seen, 1-4^ MASONRY — AH types of N874 FOmWI f rgfcdkn Michlne Pacific Division National Hockey League areas, driveways, sidewalks, GREAT Dane puppies, golden Pro Football couldn’t sit back and take that all hours before faceoff time Sunday Ellis paced the winners with 11 BROWN’S TIRES running condition. $800. Phone 5911. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, mortgages — interim financing Siwp Los Angeles 25 5 .833 action, marking the 21st parking lots. Call 643-0002. concrete steps, sidewalks. No — expm ent and confidential fawn, AKC. Shots, vet American Conference night. and 10 points respectively. High 649^2484 before 4 p.m. Overtime and insurance approved, excellent dis Golden State 19 11 .633 6 straight game that season. 1 think maybe the booing 1963 OLDSMOBILE 98, job too small. Free estimates. service, J. D. Real Estate PART-TIME. East-of-river. for Bolhm was Stan Q>nover Designed to beefits. Apply; positions, $150. 5651766, after 4. i East Phoenix 14 17 .452 llVk “ It looks like a 5 o’clock curfew is in Assoc. 643-5129. Philadelphia has failed to helped m e.’ ’ keep you mov 1969 TRIUMPH TR 6, Excellent excellent running, good rubber, Over 20 years experience. After Knowledge of bookkeeping with W L T Pet Seattle 10 25 .286 17Vk order,’ ’ decided Emile Francis, with nine markers. 5 p.m. 6451870. 644-2975. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• good tvping. Hours, 9 a.m .-l conquer Boston. Since Carr had a perfect night against the ing instead of condition. Going in service, automatic, power steering- LA POINT TWO WHITE Poodles, two x-Miaml 14 0 0 1.000 general manager-coach of the team. Wapping, in a balanced Bualnaaa Opportunity 28 p.m. Monday-Thursday. Salary Portland 7 24 .226 184k Penguins—three shots and three moaning, these $1,850, Call nights, 643-2836. brakes. $3()0. After 5 p.m., 5M- CERAMIC months old. AKC registered. N. Y. Jet 7 7 0 .500 March 13, 1968, Boston has scoring effort led by Joe 1442. CARPENTRY — Repairs, $2.50 hourly. Rita Girl, 6453441. Sunday’s Games sure-footed INDUSTRIES Call after 4, week days. 645 beaten the Flyers 19 times •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER Restaurant Baltimore 5 9 0 .357 Houston 110, Cleveland 109 Friedbwg’s nine points, bested snow-goers are CHEVROLET Vega 1972 TILE remodeling, additions, roofing. Rockvilla 875-3381 4865. business, established many HERE is your chance for that Buffalo 4 9 1“ .321 Phoenix ;fll2, Kansas Clty- and tied them twice. Trinity, 40-29. Ken Irish had 15 the tope for saf 4-Speed, post, radio, Trucks-Traetors 5 One Call Call David Patria, Soutn An equal opportunity employer Windsor, 644-1796. years, excellent location, good long awaited East-of-river job. New England 3 11 0 .314 Omaha 102 However there was some for the losers. _ , | er ^ winter driv ■ ■ ■ • S„$2,1Q0.. D oesItA III FORD Gas tractor, with Sth " opportunity for right man or- Fact accurate typing Central Boston 123, Seattle 98 trouble with the fans, In the night’s final encounter, ing: Built with We specialize in ceramic tile, GoUls Coming Easier wheel, model C»50, 1967, id- WES ROBBINS carpentry couple, $14,500. (^all today for necessary. Hours 84:45. Salary x-Pittsburgh 11 3 0 .786 Glastonbury ran away from 4' full plies of Only games scheduled prompting Spectrum of slate, flagstone and quarry remodeling specialist. Ad details. Philbrick Agency, $116 weekly. Rita Girl, 6453441. IMI Mt ytw Mil Mi Mil, tlm'l super strength 1972 m e r c u r y M ontego speed, good condition, easily a-Cleveland 10 4 0 .714 ABA ficials to post four Faith Lutheran, 74-34. Greg tile. For complete bathroom ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Realtors, 6464200. Dynscor rayoh statipn wligbn, 302 cubic inches, converted to wrecker or M m IM a prafit Ihra Wm I M x AKC registered male Toy Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 East policenien in the Bruins’ Rita (19), Dave Kataja (17), remodeling, we’ll handle all built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, PART-TIME window cleaner cord. Como in V-8< disc brakes, power otherwise. 6451442. Poodle, apricot, ten weeks old, Houston 1 13 0 .071 W L Pet GB For Hull These Days Bob Green (16) and Gary carpentry, plumbing and tile 6453446. wanted, experienced preferred. dressing room following the today for the steering,- power brakes, radio, IMMEDIATE opening for a shots started. $100. 872-2130 West Whitfield (13) paced the vic work. Eicpert workmanship Cali 6 4 5 ^ . Carolina 21 14 .600 game. In the second period snow,tit;es, 5 months, 4,000 1972 FORD F-lOO pick-up, V-8, AMERICAN responsible clerk-secretary in after 4 p.m. x-Oakland 10 3 1 .750 By The Associated Press tors’ attack. Lou Wellington widest selection LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Kentucky 19 13 .594 4k five minutes left to give Winnepeg its and attractive m ilei'-B^t offer. Call 646-1064 5speed standard, style side, 8’ and reasonable rates. th e Town of Vernon Kansas City 8 6 0 .571 of the game, an altercation and Steve Jaworski has 12 new homes custom built, BASS Guitarist to join working Virginia 19 19 .500 34k Bobby Hull, who use to score a lot of tight victory over New York. prices. Winter after^^SO p.m. body, step bumper, rear Engineering and Planning AKC registered, white, tiny toy between Boston defenseman Call Mandevllla remodeling, additions, rec OIL light rock group. Extensive Denver 5 9 0 .357 New York 13 19 .406 64k goals in the National Hockey League, points each for Faith. w on't w ait, so window protective grill. Under Departments. Minimum poodles, 8 weeks old. Call after With Wayne Rivers shadowing Hull 643-9678 rooms, garages, kitchens musical background and full San Diego 4 9 1 .321 Memphis 12 22 .353 84k Carol Vadnais and a The league takes a break for don't you. EXTRA clean, 1966 Chevy 5.000 miles. Phone 6464139. requirements include high 3:30, 6451534. now is doing his scoring in the World for the first two periods, New York remodeled, bath tile, cement time attitude required. (]all National Conference spectator had broken out. the holidays and will resume Impala, V-8, automatic, power school graduation, one year W w i Hockey Association, only he’s doing it jumped to a 2-0 lead on goals by Brian work. Steps, ^dormers. STATION Gary 742-9236 at 6 p.m. East play ( » Jan. 6. steering, $500. Call 875-5496. 1970 SCOUT 4-wheel drive, relevant experience, FOR Sale — Lan [e size dog Indiana 20 12 .625 Vadnais and the Bruins REWEAVING OF - burns, Residential or commercial. Manchester easier. Bradley and Norm Ferguson. C3iris interlocking hubs, 25,000 miles, stenography and taping skills. house, never used. I teasonable. W L T Pet Utah 19 14 .576 14k thereafter were unpopular N sw S M p m u t moth-holes, zippers repair^. Call 6454291. “ I’m generally able to get around Bordeleau scored a goal late in the 1971 TOYOTA Celica, 4-speed, 4-way plow, plus snow route, Applicant should be sufficiently 8754179. x-Washington 11 3 0 .786 Denver 16 16 .500 4 with the fans. Umltsd Supply Window shades made to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Stay one step ahead of defensemen and get my shots easier second period and then Hull finally tachometer, radial tires, phone $1,850. 643-5^. TEXAS familiar with engineering and n-Dallas 10 4 0 .714 Dallas 13 16 .448 54k T h e victory moved measure, all size Venetian BooHng-Bldlng-Chlntnay IS the competition. Sports Dial after 6 p.m., 6451920. blinds. Keys made while you planning matters to perform GOLDEN Retriever pups, 6 N. Y. GianU 8 6 0 .571 San Diego 15 22 .405 74k than in the NHL,” says the star of the broke loose for his score that made it Auto-Sarvlco Boston, which has won 13 of TMdt W k ...... t2LIt tUI HI wait. TV portables for rent. (ML (K)MPANY varied clerical and ad weeks old, lure bred, $50. No I St. Louis 4 9 1 .321 Winnepeg Jets. 2-2. nu4 n u b ...... t a a tu i wi Aceossorloa GUTTERS and roofs repaired Sunday’s Games its last 15 outings, within 1967 RAMBLER, 2-door vinyl Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 645 MODERN 3-BAY ministrative duties. Send papers. 742 Philadelphia 2 11 1 .179 New York 112, Virginia 108 Hull, whose playing time has been Milt Black put the Jets in front 3-2 T o n ig h t m iU M i...... tu ji tu m r and replaced. Excellent has opening in Manchester area. No resume to the Town Planner's three points of idle first ntiMBat ...... WJI tUIKT hardtop, V-8, automatic, good 5221. Central Memphis 125, Carolina 118 curtailed this season because of legal with a goal about three minutes later 9 s 00 Liberty Bowl Foot second car. $650. Phone 649- BMW parts plus five Pirelli workmanship. Reasonable STATION experience necessary. Age not Office, 55 West Main St., AKC, Cocker______Spaniel^...... puppies, place Montreal in the ■Tills W b ...... WM tut m Cinturatos on Porsche rims. prices. Free estimates. 645 important. Good character a must. We Green Bay 10 4 0 .714 San Diego 113, Denver 104 battles after joining the new league, balls Georgia Tech va. Iowa 6983. SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - Vernon, Connecticut 06066; two females, four males,s, Dlack, and Boyer made it 4-2 with Hull’s help iTUinwi...... » J i tuiw r Will fit Volkswagen. 644-8811, 1399. train. Air Mail A.K. Dickerson, Pres., Detroit 8 5 1 .607 Only games scheduled Eastern Division of the Stale, Ch.8. Factory trained mechanics. L Please call days 563-0131, Southwestern Petroieum Corp., Ft. attention of Joseph J. Pastic, shots, champion lines. 6456008 has scored 18 goals already in his in- a short while later. Rivers cut the 643-1802. after 5. Minnesota 7 7 0 .500 NHL. It was only the second 1971 YELLOW Volkswagen & M Equipment, Route 83, Worth, Tex. Town Planner before and-out stay. margin to a goal six seconds later. Beattie, standard transmission, BIDWELL Home Improvement Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. December 30, 1972. Chicago 4 9 1 .321 loss in 11 home games for Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- Co. Expert installation of West His latest goal helped the Jets Don Rerriman'seored three goals to radio, best offer. 646-1064 after Motorcyclos-BIcyclaa 11 Thursday 55, Friday 59, &tur- Evenings and Sunday call Philadelphia. FREE! aluminum siding, gutters and Artlclaa tor Bala 45 San Francisco 8 5 1 .607 Pro Hockey defeat the New York Raiders 4-3 Sun lead Philadelphia over New England. 5:30 p.m. day 84. collect 413-786-3041. CLEANING woman wanted, Phil Esposito got a goal S5CA1XONSOF EXPERT repairing all makes trims. Roofing installation and Atlanta 7 7 1 .464 day. ’The loss broke the Whalers’ home ice North-South Choices repairs. 649-6495, 8759109. one or two days weekly. Own SECURITY OFFICER NHL and two assists for tl^ee G A S O L IN E 196i MUSTANG, yellow with of bicycles including 3,5 and 15 $1. AN HOUR lets you go transporation. Call 644-2183 LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. New Orleans 2 11 1 .179 In th e other WHA games, winning streak at 14 games. Position available for security o((icer Ring bell for service. Shiners, East points and ran his total to 47 MIAMI (AP) — Three New with the purehaae black top, select shift, cru ised speeds. Manchester Bicycle shopping without your children. Privata Inatructlona 32 after 7 p.m. in a state-operated community college. x-Won division title Philadelphia trimmed New England Keith Christiansen scored two goals •tSdrea matic, v-8, radio and heater, 4 Shop ROOFING — Specializing crawlers, ec. 144 Deming W L T Pts for the season, one better England college football Monday-Saturday, 7-5:15 p.m. repairing roofs of all kinds, new 3S-hour week. Many fringe benefits. a-AFC Wild Card team in 6-3; Minnesota stopped Chicago 4-2; new tires and battery, 35,000 APPLICATIONS now being Apply to Mr. Richard Holton. Street, Manchester. Wapping Montreal 19 5 8 46 and assisted on the goahead taUy to players have signed to play for Call Delmont Day Care Center, roofs, gutter work, chimneys. WANTED — Piano students. playoffs than Montreal’ s Jacques original miles, one owner. GilRL’S 26” Schwinn suburban accepted for a maintenance Road. Boston 20 8 3 43 Quebec nipped Cleveland 3-2; Houston pace Minnesota over C!hicago; Mike 6455531. cleaned and repaired. 30 years Experienced piano and elemen- MANCHESTER n-NFC Wild Card team in Lamaire in the league the North squad in the annual BROWN’S Excellent condition. $995. Call bike, K^speed, new condition. mechanic, experienced in the NY Rangers 20 10 3 43 and Los Angeles played to a 4-4 tie and Parizeau and Alain Caron scored All-Star game with the South in experience. Free estimates. tary scho'ol teacher. Community C olleg e DISPOSABLE diapers, factory playoffs scoring race. TIRE SHOP owner, 646-4348. Used 5 times. With accessories, Painting-Paparing 13 Reasonable rates. Near up-keep and repairing of 60 Bid well St.. Manchester Buffalo 17 8 7 41 Alberta tripped Ottowa 3-1. goals in the first minute of the third Call Howley, 643-5361. irregulars, less than one-third Sunday’s Games Sheppard opened the the Orange Bowl on Christmas 333 MAIN STREET over $130 value, asking ^11 Parkade. Call 6455996. general factory equipment. 64M900 Detroit 13 14 3 29 In the only WHA game played period to help Quebec top Cleveland; night. M G B 1969, yellow, wire wheels, 649-0125 after 5 p.m. Apply in person to Quality An equal opportunity employer retail cost. Call 647-9053 Miami 16, Baltimore 0 Boston attack at 2:28 of the 443-2819 INSIDE — outside, painting. Haating-Plumbing 17 Toronto 9 17 5 23 Saturday night, the New England Representing New England new top, new seat covers, Name Plate Co., Inc., Fisher between 9-4 p.m. San Francisco 20, Minnesota Rusty Patenaude provided , the FitM poIUiUm - SaHck to rraabm ^ c ia l rates for people over 65. Halp Wantad 35 Vancouver 9 19 4 22 first period when be fired $1,295. 6452677 after 6 p.m. Barvleaa OMarad 12 Hill Road, East Glastonbury. Whalers trimmed the Philadelphia winning goal in the third period for will be center Chris Kete of Lud-FtM tnocs 6 PAPE tHIRTY-PX>UR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 18. i m 4 t OanfM P ndu et» 50 Wanted to B uf NousM For Solo 7 1 Hotum for Boh 7B QJEAW, dait lid loun, five BUY your potatoes direct from ANTIQUE furniture, china' 822,900 SIX room older bomb, yu O a , 9SS.S0. Sand, navel, the potato warehouse. Comer of cabinets, crank phonograito, deep lot, Mr. Lombardo, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 18, 1972— PAGE THIRTY-FIVE ara,po(d,paaosand^Bnc1cIand Rd. and Tolland old books. Most anything old. BeUlore Agency, 647-1413. lod. 6aM8M. •T urnpike, Buckland. Bonus Chrlstmasy 3-bedroom MoittM For M W 72 64S46SS. than Bob Tuohy. ' with each purchase. Cail 646- BEAUTIFUL Forest Hills. Rfjnch with cozy fireplace, Golf Tennis ALUMINUM sheets used as 8248. Rooms WHtiout Boon! 50 Lovely large ranch. 7 rooms finished rec room, IVi Evening School Lists BULAWAYO, R hodesia- printing .plates, .007 thick, —*9 AUCKLAND, New Zealand— South Africa’s Bobby Cole used ADELAIDE, Australia—Alex plus play room, office and baths, attached garage. a i s ”. 25 cents each or 5 for |1. FRESH-MADE Sweet Qder, THE THOMPSON House - sewing room. Two fuU baths, 2- Winter Term Courses Jack Newton of Australia shot a a four-round 268, 20-under-par, Metreveli of Russia took his Phone 6484711. also apples and pears. Botti car -garage. 3-z6ne heat, "WE GIFT WRAP” $34,- course record 64, seven-under- to top countryman Cobie third straight South Australian Frait T^arm, 260 Bush Hill automatic kitchen. Wall-to- 900. Brochures for the winter Chair caning, Tues. and Wed., par, and finished the 821,000 Legrange by four strokes in the single’s title with a 7-5, 5-7, 6-7, HOT water furnace, with Road, Manchester. wall. Air-conditioned family U&R REALTY term of the Manchester Adult 7-9, Room 209. City of Auckland Classic with a 814,000 Rhodesian Masters 7-6, 6-2 win over Australia’s controls, 77,000 BTU, convector for overnight and permanent room, cedar closet. Many other Evening School may be 72-bole 277—one stroke better Colin Dibley. tm radiators, 32’’ and 86” HouaohoM Qood$ Drapery making, Thurs., 7-9, Tournament. 51 guest rates. extras and ameities. Mr. CO., INC. obtained at local banks, Room 130? Miminum combination doors, Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, Robert 0. Murdock, Realtor bnilt-4n tub. 643-2465, 648-1442. ELECTRIC stove, good _ 643-2692 libraries, the Municipal Bread and pastry making, FURNISHED room for working 647-1413. Building, and the Manchester ’Tues., 7-9, Room 134. condition. Antique record lady, modem kitchen, linens, •>< SOME LUXURIES GOOD used vacuums |10 alid player. Miscellaneous items. private entrance, parking, UNIQUE contemporary Ranch, High School office. Mail Weaving, Wed., 7-9, Room up. Call only 11 a.m.-5 p:m. 872- Phone 643-6517. central. After 4 p.m., 64S4M. on t r ^ lot with beautiful view. MANCHESTM - New listing ARE FREE registration will be in effect 202. 9168. Nine rooms, 3 baths, 2-car Six-room older Colonial with tomorrow through Jan. 2. M ulti-crafts, Tues., 7-9, YELLOW Maytag washer and aluminum siding. Three Mail In Your Room 247. FURNISHED room, with garage. Just Usted. Immediate Checks should be made payable POLAROID cam era, 8160 dryer, used two years, dining kitchen privileges. Center Philbrick Agency, bedrooms, kitchen, uving room to tbe Manchester Adult Decorating your home, value, model 360, includes case, room set, pine dresser, day Lodge, 146 Center Street. and dining room, range, When you buy a home, you are buying far more and riectric timer. Asking 860. beds. Phone 646-1064 after 5:80 refrigerator and dlshwadier in Evening School. In-person advanced, Tues., 7-9, Room 128. Manchester. 649-8149. than four waUs. There’s a view from the window; registration will be held Jan. 9 Beginning metal embossing. 6494605. p.m. GARRISON Colonial 7 years cluded. City utiUties. 824,900. -V Cantor It Goldfarb, Realtors, a shady spot under a tree; a place for flowers; a from 7 to 9 p. m. in the MHS Wed., 7-9, Room 137. ROOM for retired lady or old, modern kitchen, formal yard for the kids to romp in. Classified Ads! IX. I cafeteria. Patchwork quilting. Wed., 7- MARLOW’S recommend SEWING MACHINES, Singer gentleman, quiet, convenient dining room, first-floor family 6498442, 8796244. Panasonic, RCA, Eiec- Touch and Sew, 847.50; 1972 Qg- location. 224 Charter Oak room, 24’ living room with When we show you a house, we’ll point out the Classes will start during the 9, Room 247. trophonic. Zeiiith, Masterwork WEST Side — The perfect week of Jan. 15 and end March General Inlereat Zag, unclaimed law-away, Street, 643-8368. fireplace, 4 bedrooms, garage, luxurious Uttle “extras” that make it that much for radios, phonos, tape 843.75. Guaranteed. 5224931, levri lot, nicely landscape, 'starter home or retirement 19. Post cards will be sent only Federal income tax, Mon., 7- Fill in the Ad Forin and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: recorders and stereo compo dealer. ROOM with kitchen privileges, 200’ frontage, 8u,900. Philbrick home. Three large rooms, base more livable! -* if a class is canceled or filled. 9, Room 123. nent systems. See our nice centrally located. 14 Arch St. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ment, storage in attic, garage, Fees are as follows: High Astrology, Thurs., 7-9, Room MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD selection. SINGER Touch and Sew, like and tool shro. Just off the bus school equivalency, no charge 128. line. Only, 820,000. T. J. d 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 new, hems, buttonholes, stretch FURNISHED room, downtown, CAPE, modern kitchen, formal for Manchester residents, 86 Charm, ’Thurs., 7-9, Room SHOP Marlow’s, Main Street stitches, monograms, sews on bus or parking. Pleasant view, Aportmoah for Root dining room, fireplace in Uving Crockett, Rralter, 6491577. for men’s smoking stands. Big buttons, fancy designs. ICeitli l^eal Sstate per course for non-residents; 109. gentleman, references. 647-1737 room, den and 3 bedrooms, -*> other classes, 82 per course for Furniture refinishing, Thurs., selection. 810.95 and up. Originally 8399.50, now only mornings or evenings. SWISS Cape, 8 rooms with hand qiUt shingles for siding, MANCHESTER - Centrally .65. Easy terms. 5224476, i m m porch, four rooms first floor, level lot with blueberries and located 6-room Cape. ■si Manchester residents, 88 per 6:30-9:30, Room 145. Type or print Ad on following lines — BEAUTIFUL Barbie doll dealer, wall-to-wall new carpeting, Fireplace, wall-to-wall 172 Blast Center Street course for non-residents; chess How we got our Bible, Thurs., Apoftmonta fo r Root 03 CLUB MTS. ManchOBtor apple trees. Handy location. -V dresses, 50 cents. Complete formal dining room, modem 8z9,900. Philbrick Agency, carpeting. Garage. Fenced-in -yj Manchester, (k>nn. for beginners and contract 7-9, Room 111. outfit, 81.5042. Meal ESTATES and household lots to MODERN 2-bedrooih Duplex, Luxumous kitchen, with didiwasber. It’s, Realtors, 646^200. yard. Only 827,900. Pasek, bridge for beginners, 85 per Weather forecasting and 6434452. buy. Bob Fluckiger, 6494247. children welcome, large yard, like owning your own home. Realtors, 28974^. _ t course for Manchester principles, Mon., 7-9, Room 247. 2 -B otkoom References and security. 8235 NEW OFFICE 646-4126 6491922 plenty of parking. 81^ heated. MANCHESTER tS residents, 88 per course for non Recreational CASE of ready feed, Simllac in CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Romefinders, F u rn ish ^ Apts. motathly. No pets please. Shown MANCHESTER - Spacious residents. Chess for beginners. Wed., 7- 32 oz. cans. 649^^48. by appointment only. Available new 7-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, ranges, automatic washers • Just for siiiigle people BULOING ROOM FOR 1HE KBS The following are course 9, Room 123. with guarantees. See them at B. ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom Januaiy 15th. Westside Realty, 7 good sized rooms with 2 fuU 2 baths, formal dining room, ' GO-CART, hand made frame, D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main • Wall-to-wall carpeting 649-4342. Uving room, firenlaced family offerings, with room numbers Contract bridge for apartment, first floor. • All appliances baths, fuUy equipped kitchen. in the high school building beginners, Thurs., 7-9, Room 'custom seat and steering St., Call 643-2171. Available immediately. Adults 150 NO. MAIN ST. room, sun deck off eat-in I wheel. 5 h.p. motor. After 5 • Dishwasher Out o f Town- (Cor. of Main) WaU to waU carpeting in the kitchen, 2-car attached garage, unless otherwise indicated: 123. mly. Rental 8140. plus security living room, dining room and Out of Town-for Solo ?s Name ...... p.m., 649-7^. CUSTOM Made covers and deposit. M. H. Palmer, Realtor, • Zfullbaths fo r Root 05 9,000 Squoro foot aluminum siding, high scenic High School Equivalency bolsters, box springs and mat 6 4 9 ^ , 649-2996. • Air-conditioner hail. Family room, much lot. Merritt Agency, 6491180. Area Police Report Social studies, Mon., 6:30-8, 15 VOLUME Set of Childcraft tresses, suitable den or ROCKVILLE — Sunny small 4- Will DMdo more at 834,500. CaU Tony BOLTONNew Listing. Clean Room 224; English,,, Mon., 9 Address ...... Encyclopedia, like new, 830 or bedroom. 233-4839. • Fireplace room apartmoit, second floor, 30-Doy Oeeuponey Wasllefsky today at 649-5306. MANCHESTER - New Dutch Cape on large wooded lot. Videotape MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- • Balcony Front-to-back living room with COVENTRY Vernon Police reported 9:30, Room 211; matoematics, best offer. Phone 6444478. bedroom townhouse, includes near center, one child accepted. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, formal Robert G. Prentice, 24, of Thurs., 6:30-8, Room 114; C ity ...... Phone ...... GIFT Items for the kids. Shop • Gym rooms CaU 1-684^1. dining room, Uving room, large fieldstone fireplace. New roof, several other minor accidents ^Pen P als’* heat, appliances, carpets. Full • Ample Parking ••B&Wso new septic tank and field. Close Reynolds Dr., Coventiy, was which occurred Saturday. Mrat science, Thurs., 99:30, Room WALNUT stereo, AM/FM M a rlo w ’s F u r n itu r e private basement. 8230 per • Sauna baths Die BARROWS L WALLACE Co. famify room, patio off eat4n • All Etoctric Realtors — MLS to Manchester. Belfiore charged with two counts of were attributed to slippery road 241. Suggested Day to S tart ...... » radio, excellent conation. Best Department for rockers, table month. Paul W. Dougan • Recroom ROCKVnXE - Highland Av7 kitchen, 2-car attached garage, offer. Call after 6. 649-8659. and chair sets, toy boxes and large and beautiful 34k rooms, • Elevator Manchester P aitad e - r MS53W aluminum siding. Lovely Agency, 647-1413. breach of peace and one count conditions. No serious injuries English •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor, 643-4535. or 646-1021. • Fiili Oarvicas of intoxication Saturday, Reading improvement, Tues., STORRS (AP) — Teachers high chairs. More-More-More one-bedroom apartments, heat, TEN-ROOMS Contemporary wooded lot. Merritt agency. were reported. Booto-Aeeoooortoo 45 hot water, all appliances • Wall-to-wall Carpotng 6491180. BOLTON — Choice listing one Coventry Police reported. 7-9, Room 240. can use videotape to provide an MANCHESTER - Newer ^ AH uUHtho Ineludotlln root Ranch with 9room studio, over bedroom deluxe home, rimt on electronic version of the age old 15 WORDS FOR 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 SHOP Marlow’s, Main Stfbet bedroom Townhouse Includes including dishwasher, disposal, • Exeallant Location IVk acres of land with a view, Police said the charges stem Joseph V. Michaud, 28, of 82 Business EVINRUDE outboard motors, for maple, fine black Boston carpeting, pool and your own MANCHESTER - Two-family the lakCv Maximum privacy. "pen pal” approach to studying heat, appliances, IVk baths, full • Convanlont to Highways redwood construction. Large Loaded with extras. Owners from an alleged domestic Village St., Rockville, was Typing I, Mon. and Thurs., 9 Send this form in together with your check — your classified ad Holsclaw and Mastercraft rockers and Deacon benches. basement. 8240 per month. Paul M7-1155 568^00 , private terrace in country Thermopane windows. duplex, 96, modern kitchens disturbance at his home. Court 9:30, ^ m 117. foreign countries, says a trailers, sales-service. ’ setting. 8165. Rockland Terrace and baths, new furnaces and Florida bound. T. J. Crockett charged Sunday nighr with in will be placed the very next day. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Realtor, 6491577. date is Jan. 22 in Manchester. toxication, Vernon Police said. Typing II, Mon. and Thurs., University of Connecticut Complete service department, GAS STOVE, good condition, 41k ROOMS, second floor. Apartments, 872-6360, 5296586. 6 4 6 -6 3 0 0 copper plumbing, good location, 6:30-8, Room 117. associate professor. PAST — ACTION PACKED — ADS 1 boatug supplies, accessories, 825. Call 646-5876. Bridge St. Ayrilable January 2-car garage, fenced yard. He was released on his written MANCHESTER New two- RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, VERNON — An especially HEBRON promise to appear in court at Intermediate typing, Mon. Dr. Thomas B. Goodkind says Woolsey paints, Gerich’s bedroom duplex, apartment, STAFFORD Springs - 21 West Brokers Protected formal dining room, eat-in Priced to seU. CaU E. A. Mitten he tried the idea last year, WMWWIWWI Marine Service, 1982 Tolland Mmleol Inotrumonto 53 Street, new 3-room unit in brick Agency, 643-6930, 6499890. deUghtful move — right — in 6V4 Joseph Cross, no age given, of Rockville Jan. 16. and Thurs., 6:30-8, Room 119. large rooms, IVk baths, wall-to- kitchen, living room has room ..Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Montville, was charged Sunday Bookkeeping 2, Mon. and having students at a Storrs l^ke., Buckland, 643-2363. wall carpet, frost-free NICE one-bedroom apartment, one-story garden apartment cathedral ceiUng, large master THOMAS Electronic organ, two includes heat, hot water, buUding, tclal electric, range, MANCHESTER - Six-rOom paneled rec room, wall-to-wall with breach of peace and Daniel P. Doherty, 16, of 40 Thurs., 99:30, Room 121. grammar school exchange refrigerator, self-cleaning ACROSS Bolton Notch Shopping bedroom, family room, floor-to- carpeting, cheerful country tapes with grammar schools in 1970 BOAT, motor and trailer, keyboards, with base pedals. oven, dishwasher, garbage dis appliances, ca^etlng, quiet refrigerator, disposal, ceillng fireplace, baths, Colonial, 3 bedrooms, dining intoxication. State Police Pillsbury Hill., Rockville, was Beginning shorthand 2, Mon. take over payments. Phone 649- Good condition. Call 643-9452. location. 8180 per month. Paul basemmt laundiy and storage, Center, 4,000 square foot room, country kitchen with pan- kitchen. All this surrounded by reported. and Wed., 7-8, Room 122. Nome, Alaska. posal, attic fan, storm windows modern building, former aluminum siding, 2-car garage, large, treed lot. Located in charged Sunday night with 2484 before 4 p.m. or 6494254. and doors, full basement. Dougan Realtor, 6434535, 646- 8125 m onthly, 8125 lease acre lot with privacy. 835,900. tiy, 2-car garage. Only 830,000. Police said the charges stem second-degree criminal Brush-up shorthand, Mon. “It broke down some BASS guitar and ampliphier, 1021. security. Adults only, no pets. McKinney Lumber yard. Wolverton Agency, Rraltors, friendly, charming stereotype ideas about what life Spacious back yard. Excellent Beautifully remodeled home Philbrick Agency, Realtors, neighborhood. A real Best Buy from a domestic dispute at a trespass. and Wed., 99, Room 1^. BporOng Booth 47 like new, 8125. Two 8’* Jensen residential area. 82M mmthly. Call James J. Gessay, 875-0134. 6494200. 6492813. Hebron home. Court date is Interm ^iate and advanced was like there,” he said. “Some speakers, in cabinet, 840. call SMALL One bedroom apart improvement show rooms. at 829,900. Call C. R. Vernon Police released no For appointment only 1-653- Suitable for many businesses. O’Crowley, J. D. Real Estate, Jan. 9 in Circuit Court 11 at details of the alleged incident shorthand, Tues. and Thurs., 7- of our kids still think everybody FISHER fiberglass skis, 200 M7-9710. 6777. ment, first floor, includes beat VERNON — One and two SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, up there lives in igloos.” cm. Marker bindings, like new and appliances, 8159 per month. bedroom apartments, one Rent entire or part. 1-223-4^, NEWUSTMG beamed ceiUngs, paneling, two 643-5129. ^venings, 8799612. Willimantic. involved. 8, Room 122. condition. Ci01M3-M19, ask ORIeo-Btoro Equipmont 54 Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- bedroom starting at 8155, two or 521-7373. Shown by- baths, family room, garages. Doherty was held in lieu of a Machine transcription, Tues. Goodkind describes the idea for Steve. 4535, 646-1021. bedrooms, starting at 8190. anointment only. Completely renovated Sweeping views. Privacy. NORTH Coventry — Im TOLLAND 8250 bond. He was to be and Thurs., 99, Room 124. in a booklet, “An Idea Book for maculate 8 room Cape, garage, FRIDEN progromatic P R ES m EN T M L Features range, refrigerator, inside and out, six-rooms, 2 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649 Byron H. West, no age given, presented in court at Technical, Avocational Skills Studying Other Nations.” DOUBLE trailer with two Rupp flexowriter, electric FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur dishwasher, disposal, waU-to- MANCHESTER - Available baths, full basement, city 5324. IVk baths,, two fireplaces. of 147 South St., Rockville, was Graphic arts 2, Tues., 7-9, The object, be says, is to r VILUI8EJIPTS. Manchester today if the bond snowmobiles, m e 1971,440 WT, typewriter, makes and reads nished, second floor, older or waU carpeting, heat included. soon. East Center Street. New utilities, stove, 2-door Wooded natural wonderland. Room 18, ming. bring students "beyond having first floor office-business Only 832,900. Pasek Realtors, charged early Sunday with was not posted. one 1972 Nitro 440, two covers, tapes, for repetitive use, good IMNCHESTEIi m a rri^ couple preferred, no Children welcomed. 644-1330. D. MANCHESTER - 4 family, fourth-degree larceny. State Beginning woodworking 2, them read different facts about two helmets, excellent children or pets, parking, hot J. Henry Company. ^ c e , 50’ to 2,500 square feet. refrigerator-freezer, excellent condition, 4 bedrooms MlS, 2897475. condition. Also adding machine One and two bedrooma. breeze way and garage, Police reported. Mon., 7-9, Room 143. different countries” to “have condition. Call 875-6013. and manual typewriter. 643- water, centrally located. Possible telephone and in 2 apartments, centrally the material become more 1442. ^1 Security deposit. 6 4 3 ^1 , 4-8 VERNON - Town House secreterial service. Merritt private backyard. Buckley located. Hutchins Agency ELLINGTON - Young 3- The charge was lodged in Advanced woodworking. Near schoola, churches Agency, 646-1180. bedroom Ranch, finished rec connection with the alleged Denis English Wed., 7-9, Room 143. meaningful.” m 300cm, YAMAHA and Lunds p.m. Gardens — A unique architec School area. Priced in the Realtors. 649-5324. Goodkind, an elementary with bindings. Ladles Rieker Anttquoo and shopping center, on tural apartment community, room with bar, % acre, popular theft of a man’s coat at the Dial Automobile maintenance 1, 55 bus line. Call anytime. very low 30’s. Immediate young area. 8178 per month Heads Union education teacher, says another boots, 8; man’s Riekers IIV^, FIVE-ROOM Duplex, 8220 beautiiully landscaped. 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, ANTIQUE Colonial, Circa 1820, Tone Lounge in Tolland, police Tues., 7-9, Room 149. Pfame M7-0895. monthly, heat, stove, Featuring private entrances, office, etc. 8160. CaU 646-2426,9 occupancy. when you assume this 6% said. Automobile maintenance 2, idea “takes teachers and ANTIQUE school house desks, completely restored. Eight mortgage. Asking 829,500. Scott folding seat, good for phone 6 4 6-262 3 refrigerator, garage, wall-to- sliding patio door with in 5. rooms, 2 fireplaces, country Denis English of 37 Cook St. Wed., 7-9, Room 149. students through a simple i 1971 SKI-DOO, 292TNT. stand or flower stand, nice con wall carpeting in uving room, dividual patios, wall-to-wall St. James Realty, 875-0744. recently was re-elected for bis Automobile maintenance 3, simulation game which will 533 Main St., 650 square feet, CHARLES LESPERENGE kitchen with aU built-ins. Mid SOUTH WINDSOR Excellent condition. Phone 643- dition, 89. Call after 1.643-5500. security deposit. Immediate carpeting, range, refrigerator 40s. Frechette & Matin Ronald P. Cote, 17, and third term as president of Local Mon., 6:399:30, Room 149. have kids getting involved in 6105. occupancy. 6494212 after 5. and disposal, m aster TV renovated — basement included 649-7620 Realtors, 647-9993. Evenings, Thomas Dumais, 19, both of 69 Chapter 991 of the American Small engine repair, Thurs., role playing.” CHA RO Lane Antiques — antenna, storage and laundry — ideal offices, retail etc. THREE-ROOM garden Reasonable. 529-0518. BiU Coe, 6496737. Wontod-Rool Eototo Pearl St., Manchester, were Federation of State, County and 6:399:30, Room 149. The country cited is Pakistan GIRL’S Ice Skates, size 3, like Furniture, tin, wooden ware, WE HAVE customers waiting faculties in basement. Total RANCH on three acres with 11 77 and the situation is that a new, used one year, 85. Paid apartment. Avocado appliance, charged Sunday afternoon with Municipal Employes. Fire technology, Thurs., 7-9, glass and china. We gift wrap for the rental of your apartment electric, no pets. One-bedroom large rooms, 3 baths, 5 11.8 — Acre — SoUd 9room family’s bullock, used to plow 810. CaU 742-9971 after 7 p.m., small items. Use our layaway vanity bath, carpeting, heat, or home. J.D. Real Estate Ranch andnd DuplexD u r styles PHYSICIANS or dentists SEJjLING your home or disorderly conduct. South Other officers re-elected for Room 19, Illing. hot water, air-conditioner, 8175 bedrooms, family room, 2 Colonial, birch cabinets, acreage?; For proihpt friendly their third term are C arles the fields,* dies. Students and anytime Saturday. plan. We will hold for Associates, Inc. 643-5129. immediately______eW 1available.______Rentals office, 900 square feet, first- kitchens, could be ideal for in ceramic tile bath, barn, clean Windsor Police said. Language monthly. . Immediate 8145. and 8155 monthly. ’iSvo- floor offices now available. 349 service,' call Louis Dimock Fuller of 34 Marble St., vice French 2, Mon., 7-9, Room 17 teacher are told to simulate a Christmas. Open Saturday occupancy. Phone 649-3978. laws, barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 river, swimming, fishing, The charges stem from an ftorht-Nmortoa 45 through Tuesday, 10-5 or by ap LOOKING for anything in real bedroom Duplex available East Center Street. For Realty, 6499823. alleged disturbance at the president; and John L. Uling. Pakistani family trying to solve inspection caU 647-9903,95 p.m. regulation dog kennels. 845,000. Hutchins Agency, 649 pointment or chance. Phone estate rental — apanments, December 21st, rental 8175 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 5324. Hartford Skating Arena on Rt. Jurewicz of 631 N. Main St., Spanish 2, Wed., 7-9, Room tbe problem. CHRISTMAS trees — Tag, cut MODERN one-bedroom ALL CASH for your property 872-32'79. Route 74, halfway homes, multiple dwelliim, no monthly. For appointment call 6494200. 5, South Windsor, police said. secretary. Ernest Irwin of 112 114. The exercise should give your own. Lame selection. apartment, wall-to-wall fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 872-0528. Monday thru Friday, 8 BUSINESS and professional within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, between South Windsor and carpeting, range, refrigerator, CUSTOM RAISED Ranch, 7 Court date is Jan. 15 at East Wood Hill Rd. was re-elected German 2, Tues., 7-9, Room students “a much better feeling Spruce, Scotch Hne, Wreaths. Rockville. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. a.m. to 5 p.m. offices, from 865. Telephone OVERSIZED C ustom 4- rooms, 2 baths, paneled instont service. Hayes Agency, of what problems a family Stanley ’Tree Farm, Long Hill disposal, air-conditioner, large answering and secretarial ser 6490131. Hartford. for his second term as assistant 239. closets, basement storage, bedroom Colonial built in 1972, carpeted recreation room, vice president. Art has,” he says. Rd., off Route 6, at Andover ANTIQUE piano for sale. MODERN 3-room apartment, ROCKVILLE — Quiet residen vices available on premises. first-floor family room with fireplace, sundeck, garages, Church. 7434438. Bacon and Raven, 150 years old, laundry facilities, parkiim for 2 carpeting, appliances, air- tial section, 5 rooms, newly Excellent location and ample HAGLER Real Estate needs VERNON Robert J. Fuller of East St., Art for beginners, M Ad cars, good location. 140 IQlliard fireplace, large bright Uving garden, privacy. Hutchins Hebron, was elected treasurer needs repair, 8100. 643-9565. conditioning, parking, storage, decorated firat-floor apartment parking. Inquire 647-9903, 95 and dining rooms off central Agency, Realtors, 6495324. listings. Call 643-6624. Peter J. Ronalter, 16, of Main vanced cake decorating, HEALTH CAPSULES® CHRISTMAS Tree Time at St., 8175 per month. Call furniture optional. Hilliard St. of two-famUy. Heat, not water. p.m. to succeed Carlton Walthers of Thurs., 7-9, Room 136. Peterman, 649-9404. hall. Complete custom kitchen St., Ellington, was charged by Michael A. Petti, M.D. Hickoiy Ridge Farm. FYeshly THE Birches Antiques, Twin 649-7289, 5^3850. One child accepted, references with buil9ins, baths wiUi GOOD location — 3-6 family, 38 Philip Rd. Walthers, who had Beginning and intermediate DESIRABLE 3-room office, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 9 condition not important, prefer Saturday afternoon with fourth- cut Scotch Pine, White Spruce, Hills Drive, Coventiy. Hours and security required. Call marble vanities, 2-car room Garrison Colonial, 2 ^ degree larceny (shoplifting) at served two terms in the post, knitting, Tues., 7-9, Room 246. WMEM Vo j 're PREiSMAWT, Norway Spruce. PlantaUon ik MANCHESTER - Brand new, AVAILABLE' immediately, fronting East Center Street, 400 heated by tenant. Private Wednesday, Thursday, and after 4 p.m., 872-6179, days, 646- oversized garage, full walk-out baths, caroeting, double gar W.T. Grant Co., Tri-City did not run due to his newly Macrame, Tues., 7-9, Itoom $HOULP VaU BAT located on South River Rd. off Friday, 10-3, Sunday 1-5. Other one-bedroom apartments, wall- four room garden apartment, 1460. square feet, air-conditioning. buyer, 6495481. 'TmicB Ai> m c \! l to-wall carpeting, all CaU 6498282. basement with sUding glass age, quality construction. Shopping Plaza, Vernon. created position in central 111. Route 31, North Coventry, days ny appointment. 742-6607. appliances, carpeting, heat, hot doors. Many extras including Rickard Martin School. Hayes supply with the Manchester Robert Visny, 742-8354. appliances, heated, air- water, air conditioner, 8195 MANCHESTER - Hebron He was released on his Crocheting, Thurs., 7-9, conditioning, parking, 8190. 646- custom drapes, shades, washer- Agency, 6490131. Board of Education. Room 251. Wontod (o Buy 58 monthly. 649-3^, 6 ^1 ffi. area, Wellswood View Wontod to Root 69 written promise to appear in 1 7800. dryer, refngerator and more, Creative rugcraft, Mon., 7-9, Apartments. 2 bedroom apart plus view of the Hartford Loto-Lond for Bolo 73 court at Rockville Jan. 2, FOUR-ROOM apartment, ment, 8215., features range, MARRIED couple seeks single Vernon Police said. Room 246. fu ot-food 40 WANTED - AnUque furniture, FIVE-ROOM apartment, first- skyline. Philbrick Agency, glass, pewter, oil paintings or second floor, no pets. Security refrigerator, dishwasher, ms- house, UConn area, not on main Rug hooking. Wed., 7-9, Room floor, available now. road. 8150 without utlUties. 742- Realtors, 6494200. ANDOVER- Near lake, 81,800, Australians Spend DRY fireplace wood, 810 order, other antique item s. Any deposit. Inquire 233 Center posal, wall-to-wall carpeting. Coventry, half-acre, treed, INVITATION Cars driven by Robert H. 244. References and security pay S tm t. Heat, li^ ts , air-conditioner in 5019. Most On Books delivered. CaU 742-7886. quantity. The Harrisons, 643- ment, no pets, no children. GEORGIAN Colonial, All 83,900. Tolland, acre, 83,900. Loughran of Auburn Heights, Needlepoint, Mon., 7-9, Room ...... 8709, 165 Oakland Street. cluded. Children welcome, 644- brick, ten rooms, four large Manchester, one-half acre, 86,- TO BID 244. After 5, 646-7708. DELUXE ONE - Bedroom 1330. D. J. Henry Company. Aportmont Bulldlngo- Mich., and Bruce G. Smith of 9 Books Big In Australia fo r Bolo 70 bedrooms, beautiful entrance 500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Sealed bids will be received Linden PL, Rockville, were in Crewel embroidery, Tues., 7- apartment, wall-to-wall foyer, two fireplaces, 2V5 baths, Canberra—Australians spend SUNNY large 4 room apart in the Office of The Director of collision at about 7 p.m. 9, Room 244. Ha. A LL Anwar to Prtrion hmla carpeting throughout, complete EAST Hartford, 2-bedrooms, two-car garage. Sun-porch, in more on books than any other THl$ WK-L ment, adults, no pets, security, appliances, vanity bath. all appliances, carpets, MANCHESTER - 24-unit Out of Town-for Solo 75 ) General Services, 41 Center Saturday on Union St., Decoupage, Wed., 7-9, Room Pa MAKB immediate occupancy, 8140. apartment complex. Three and mint of condition, raiibrick English-speaking people, ac 251. Centrally located 8175 monthly. children welcome, 8130 hrated. Agency, Realtors, 6494200. Street, Manchester, Connec Rockville. cording to the Institute of Pub You A Utilities extra. 633^^. R.D.'Mu^ock, 643-2692. Homefinders, 5496980. four-room units. AU masonry ANDOVER LAKE - ExceUent ticut Until December 28,1972 at Both cars were towed; minor Intermediate decoupage, FAT construction. An excellent view, 9room aluminum sided lic Affairs. Australians annu Mon., 7-9, Room 251. A C B06S 3 M odem Persia SEVEN-ROOM, Split-level, Cape. FuU basement, tranquil 11:00 a.m. for the following: injuries were reported, Vernon ally buy about 8142.9 million MotHep-- ILarge Asian 4Tree fruit FIVE rooms, first floor, 870 FOUR large rooms, wall-to- GLASTONBURY - cozy one investment in prime location. Advanced antiques, Tues., 7- monthly. Call 6436^. large living room with setting. Immediate occupancy. " Lo-Lead Gasoline Police said. No police action worth of books, an average of Hm IH) C«P84*I«8 9iv«i h«lp(ul inlenneHeiib country 5 1 b a io r wall carpet, gas and heat fur bedroom, heated, pet welcome, CaU for details. Hayes Agency, 9, Room 225. It it not intMMlod to bo o(« AogfMitic noturo. Burm ese 6490131. fireplace, beautiful family Only 823,500. Hayes Agency, Bid forms, plans and was taken. 811.91 per person. SHirohito’s nished, -dishwasher, disposal. appUances, 8110. Homefinders, room, baths, waU-to-wall country 6 ------rabbit IMMEDIATE Occupancy, Available December 20, 8185 6490131. specifications are available at UHawk-headtd 7 C onstellation freshly redecorated, 6-room EAST Hartford — 51 units, 8 carpet and many extras. the General Services Office, 41 8 G olf term per month. 649-5481. Garage, large wooded lot with ' god o f Egypt duplex, 8200 monthly. 646-5200. LEDGECREST Apartments — years old. Must settle estate. EAST Hartford — 7-room Center Street, Man Town 12 Brazilian tree SAaian Priced below replacement privacy. 836,000. Philbrick customized Ranch. Four 15 V iolin maker peninsula fumhhod Aportmonh 04 Brooklyn Street Rockville. Agency, Reaitors, 6494200. of Manchester, 10 “New" star One-bedroom, 81^ per month; costs. Cash required, 8130,000. bedrooms, rec room, Connecticut IS Group of breezeway, garage. ParkUke Andover Waits Rev-Share Check desert 13 Prohibit 32 Shakespear 49 Spanish hero TWO-ROOM furnished apart two-bedrooms, 8161.per month; Pasek Realtors, 2897475. Robert B. Weiss, 14 B lack cuckoo ean king GARRISON Coionial 5 extra- yard. Immaculate condition. travelers 50 G rasslike ment, heat, hot water, stove, three-bedrooms, 8174 per large rooms, 2 or 3 bedrooms, General Manager ANNA FRISINA event, to correspond with the home of Mrs. Ethel Hern of and carrots, rolls, fruit, 17 Enclosure 19 Snow runner 35 SeragUo room planilant refrigerator. Apply Marlows, month. Rent includes heat, Buolnooo Proporty- Hayes Agency, 6490131. 18 Request 21 MUitant Irish 38 F em inine S lH ebibrew WOODLAND for Bolo 71 large screened porch, garage, Correspondent new grand list. Lake Rd. Members are asked to Thursday: CHRISTMAS 20 ItaUan seaport group (ab.) appellation measure 86" Main Street, Manchester. electric, araUances, waU-to- handy location, 831,000. Other suggestions for the use bring along a 81 item for a DINNER: Fried chicken, 22 Strafe wall carpeting and parking. GLASTONBURY — Charming Tel. 742-9347 21 Sepia product 40 Fermented 52 ------Dom ini FIVE-ACRE business zoned Philbrick Agency, Realtors, six-room Colonial plus separate of the money have ranged from Christmas grab bag. mashed potatoes, buttered cor- 22 Japanese sadi 23 Auction offers drii^ 53 Religious MANOR Houooo lor Ront 55 Model aputment open. For In 6494»X). 2tnim-banded 24 As well as 42 Insect im age formation call 875-0789. An site just off 1-86. M eed in the faculties for mother-in-law or Andover officials are waiting purchasing additional The program tonight is a pot- n, hot rolls, Christmas Chokies, arm adillo 25 Sound o f b ells 43N egaU ve 54 Hawaiian MANCHESTER - Six-room equal opportunity housing mid 40’s for quick sale. Hayes separate office. Beautifully for the first of two revenue equipment for use by the town, luck supper celebrating the jello. 27Bedm en 26 Church area correlative garlands APARTMENTS Agency, 64901— 0131. SIX-ROOM older home, 3 down landscaped. IVk acres adjoining checks the town is slated to get. to financing a ball held in tbe holiday season, and each Friday: Chicken noodle 28 D efense 47 N ew ----- , older home for rent. 8225. program. and 3 up, completely LEGAL i 31 Himalayan 56 Insect egg Homestead St. Security deposit. Wolverton country club. Louis Dlmock. The first one will be in the back of tbe elementary school. member is asked to bring either vegetable soup, fluffernutter country group (ah.) India 57 Chemical BROAD Street — IVk acre redecorated. On dead end Realty, 6499823. S3 Enlarge 29 Memorandum 48 Hawaiian su itix (O ff W. Middle Tpk*., Agency, Realtors, 6492813. ROCKVILLE - 4 rooms, street. Handy to bus and shop- NOTICE amount of just over 820,1100. Post said that when the check a salad or hot-dish. The sandwiches, tuna fish 34 Siouan Indian SOBritiAgun pepper 59 S w iss river Manchester) appUances, 8115 monthly; 4tk prime commercial site with is received, tbe selectmen will modern ^building. Also in - ‘-ig. 829,900. nuibrick Agency, VE3RNON — Near Parkway, 9 A second check, ex p ed ^ to program will start at 7 p.m. sandwiches, Christmas cake. 38 German 1 and 2-bedroom luxury TOLLAND near Parkway, 9 rooms, 8135, utilities not alters, 6494200. Pursuant to the provisions of be about 810,000, will be consider all the suggestions and Luncheon Menus Milk and bread and butter, article room older htane in good condi included. 872-0359. dustrially zoned one-story room home, modern kitchen, 2 Section 13a-57 of the General 37Haveabite apartments. Features wall-to- masonry building, ideal for baths, new furnace, aluminum forthcoming a few months later uses for the money and try to Luncheon Menus at the sandwiches are available at all tion with acreage and pond. RANCH, 8 rooms, large Uving Statutes of Connecticut, as 38 Surfeited wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, References, 82W monthly. light manufacturing. Hayes siding, small barn, 824,900. and will constitute the full narrow the possibilities down to Andover Elementary School for meals. 41 Syria’s built-in oven, range, dishwasher, Agency, 6490131. room and “L” shapM dining Hayes Agency, 6490131. revised, I have filed with the amount given back to the town two or three. These final the remainder of this week are naWtbor Hayes Agency, 6464131. room with fireplaceTs Town Clerk of the Town of 44 River in refrigerator and disposal, elec tto year as part of the revenue suggested uses for tbe money as follows: COLOR ANTENNA tric heat, 2 air-condHIoners, Buolnooo LoeoUono- Houooo for ioh 72 bedrooms, IVX baths, large pan Mansfield, a map consisting of sharing pro^am. will then be investigated and Tuesday: Fish sticks or Siberia COMPARE this roomy 3- eled family room, den, garage, Bolo by Tomo 45B sn sagle glass sliding doors, all largo bedroom bouse with separate fo r Ront §7 four sheets showing the layout The Board of Selectmen at presented to the townspeople at breaded pork steak, french 4SFoetie genre patio, city utilities. 831,^. rooms. Full basement storage dining room, family room and JUST listed — Beautiful six- SOUTH WINDSOR for the Realignment of Conn. 32 the recent meeting discussed a town meeting. fries, applesauce, rolls, pud 48 Land measure MANCHESTER - 100,000 room aluminum sided Raised Philbrick Agency, Realtors. Itartford 81 Crude metal I area, ample parking. Starting at Uving room, basement, huge 6494200. SIX ROOM RMIGN . . . in the Town of Mansfield, State the various possibilities open Bowling Banquet Tomorrow ding. attic, brand new kitchen with square feet, will divide. Ranch. ’Two-car garage, IVk Project No. 77-125, Federal Aid 524-512S S3 B e sick I $175. Handy to shopping, Suitable for manufacturing and In immaculate condition is with receipt of the funds. At tbe Tomorrow will be the last day Wednesday: Lasagne, peas 55 War-troubled new dishwasher, continuous- baths, sundeck. inside Project No. RS55(5), from the country schools, bus and religious warehouse. 1-7496634. cathedral celling Uving room RANCH, living room with available immediately to a time, however, officials did not in the current bowling program clean oven and refrigerator, fireplace, modern kitchen, vicinity of Stearns Road in which the Andover SSUi^toavalry facilities. garan. 8250 per monlontn. Cali with crackling flrq;>lace, 3 good new owner. Present owner Is know how much Andover would . weapon DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, sized bedrooms, formal dining dining room, paneled den, anxious to move to his new northerly to approximately 500 be receiving, so there was only Elementary School children are '68*Wwss ) . PAGE TOIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 18.1972 jt ' Bolton Days The Weather n Flurries tonight, low in 30s. Wednesday, lianirijTHtTr lEupnitm Hrralh snow in the afternoon, becoming m ix^ High School Faces Christmas! with rain late in the day, the highs near 40. Possible Loss MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1972 VOL. XCH, No. 87 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Of Accreditation JUDITH DONOHUE ask^ often, is difficult to Correspondent answer. Tel. 649-8409 He does feel, however, that there is a distinct advantage to Bolton High School may not the community to have an receive continued accreditation accredited institution. He Bombers Hammer from the New England speculated that if two high Association of Schools and school graduates who. were Colleges if the proposed equal in every other respect cafeteria-auditorium is not ap were applying for a sin^e slot proved by townspeople, in a college, & student coming according to NEASC director from the aocredlted schooi North Vietnam Richard Bradley. wouid probably have the edge for admission. He noted, SAIGON (AP) - U.S. planes B52s — were captured and President Nixon’s attempt to targets in the Hanoi-Haiphong In a recent letter to the h i^ however, that admissions of made the heaviest attack to presented at a news conference bomb it into submission would industrial complex were hit for schoolj)rincij>al, Norman Shaw, ficials vary as to how much date on the Hanoi-Haiphong in the North Vietnamese capital not force it to accept his peace the first time in tee war. Bradley stated, “ At the risk of weight the accreditation of the area during the night, but it also a few hours later. terms. There were indications that being presumptions, I believe applicant’s high school, was costliest to the United Seven other American Hanoi claim ed that three more than 100 B52s, or most of the commission will have receives. States. a irm en w ere re scu e d in B52s and three fighter-bombers those available, were used. For serious reservation regarding In its evaluation of the school, The U.S. Command reported Thailand, the U.S. Command were shot down and said a the first time in memory, tee the eligilibity of Bolton for con the accreditation committee two B52 heavy bombers and an said. number of the fliers were cap U.S. (Command today gave no -V;l, tinued accreditation if, after considers every factor that is a F ill fighter-bomber lost and North yietnam charged that tured. The U.S. Command said information on B52 strikes in five years following evaluation, part of the educational process, eight American fliers missing. nearly 100 civilians were killed it had no additional losses to South Vietnam, Cambodia and the community hasn’t made a including curriculum, libraries, Hanoi said six of the missing or wounded in attacks on Hanoi report for the time being, Laos. A spokesman refused to definite conunittment to provide health programs, men — the crew of one of the and its suburbs. But it said leaving open the possibility teat say whether this meant tee more adequate facilities to transportation, extra other American planes may entire force had been shifted to house an appropriate program curricular activities and have been lost but the search the attack on North Vietnam. of studies to meet the needs of facilities and athletic for the crewmen is still under The U.S. Command aisp all students.” programs. way. reported less than 200 U.S. Townspeople have turned It was the heaviest one-day fighter-bomber strikes in South At the time of the last Squire Village down appropriations for the loss in men and material that Vietnam Monday, about half as evaluation in July 1969, the high school addition four times the United States has suffered many as usually are flown. This commission’s report stated during the past decade, and a in the air war. The two B52s and indicated a major diversion of ‘"rhe plant is not adequate to Gets HUD Subsidy recent Board of Finance the F ill cost a total of $31 tee smaller aircraft also to the carry on an expanded program decision prevented the matter million. attack In the Norte. of studies. Facilities should be from going before the town for The U.S. Department of two-story wood and brick A total of 14 B52s now have Authoritative sources provided for classrooms, a hot Ju»t a Touch of Winter Solitude (Herald photo by Ofiara) Housing and Urban Develop buildings at a cost in excess of been lost during the 7tii years reported a fifth aircraft carrier lunch program, dramatic the fifth time. Bulletin Board ment today approved $387,150 in $7 million. America’s biggest bombers was operating in tee Tonkin productions and assembly interest and rent subsidies for The 371 units of low and have been flying in the Vietnam Gulf, in addition to tee four nor programs.” ’The Board of Selectmen will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Sticky Canes & Christmas Stories the 371-unit Squire Village moderate income housing will war, but only one of them mally there. This Increased the In July 1971, according to town offices. housing complex on Spencer St. consist of 96 one-bedroom units previously was downed by fighter-bomber force further. Bolton ’The Board of Finance will in Manchester, (Congressman renting at $143 monthly, 200 enemy fire, on Nov. 23. Military sources said Bradiey, the commission was Enjoying their candy canes, youngsters at Beechwood story. Program was part of Christmas party held Monday im prest with the significant meet tomorrow at 7:30 at William Cotter announced. two-bedroom units at $168 Although the U.S. Command President Nixon had ordered Nursery ^hool located in Apt. 59 at the ba^e of the court at the nursery school. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) progress that had been made to Community Hall instead of The HUD approval will monthly, and 75 three-bedroom withheld most information the shutdown on official yard off Oakland St., listen attentively as Santa reads a MacDonald Resigns As Art Teacher improve the educational Dec. 26 as originally scheduled. j)ermit construction of the 31 units renting at $188 monthly. about the resumption of the air information about tee attacks. program despite restrictive Bolton Homemakers will hold The HUD commitment war north of the 20th parallel, plant faciUties. their annual Christmas party means that the Federal one senior American official tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 Housing Administration will said hundreds of planes took JUDITH DONOHUE Board members decided not Spanish at BHS ? responsibility if any, of con Asked about the implications Give A Gift Senator-Elect p.m. at Conomimity Hall. pay $340,409 annually to the part in the raids, and some Correspondent to approve any changes at the Another matter discussed at stables, as elected officials, to of the school’s not being MCC To Need Apollo Trek present, preferring to wait until ’Thursday’s meeting was the The Committee on Finance of Of Life, Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Biden’s Wife Tel. 649^409 serve when they are requested. accredited, school superinten a replacement is found for feasibility of offering Spanish It was noted that it is usually United Methodist Church will in interest subsidies on a Gordon MacDonald, who was dent Dr. Joseph Castagna said MacDonald. at the high school. At the easier to get constables to serve meet tonight at 7:30. Give Blood mortgage of $6,920,000. HUD Dies In Crash hired in September as the question,-which he has been Both Patros and Dr. Joseph present time French and Latin at basketball games than at Space By ‘75 will also provide $46,741 annual Are you still wondering what Ends Today instructor for new creative arts Vietnamese Castagna, superintendent of are the only foreign languages ly in rent supplement funds to course at Bolton Center School, school dances. to give that person for WH.MINGTON, Del.(AP) - schools, stressed that offered. Christmas — the person who Squire Village Associates of 349 War Began The pretty blonde wife of has submitted his resignation Board members discussed recreational facilities on the SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — The last Apollo MacDonald has put a great deal Board member Marilyn has everything? Everything but Park Ave., East Hartford, Joseph R. Biden Jr. was at his effective Jan. 13. the possibility of making all By JOHN A. JOHNSTON Bidwell St. campus was of effort into making a "go” of Breslow read a long list of jobs blood, that is. com es home today, ending a $25-billion program created to developers of the housing 26 Years Ago side through his campaign. MacDonald’s letter of arrangements for hiring of withdrawn from tee State Bond the creative arts program, and available to those with a (Herald Reporter) With long holiday weekends boost American prestige but carried on as a scientific project. They rejoiced in victory last resignation, read at Thursday’s constables through the select (Commission’s agenda. Earlier, said he has been “extremely Spanish background, just ahead, the need for blood in exploration for ail men. Utility Development Cor By The AsROciated Press month when he became tee Board of Education meeting, man’s office, whence their “ If we don’t get some the college . relinquished its cooperative” in seeking demonstrating that the I h L . hospitals throughout the state poration of 249 Park Ave., East youngest man to be elected to cited large classes, lack of powers originate. claim on a 'federal grant of Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene A. Ceman, Harrison H. Hartford, is the general remedy for the problems. language is more practical in additiohai space by the fall of will be critical. This is Today is the 26th anniversary the U.S. Senate in this century. discipline, inadequate art Recycling iKillhflirsiDit som e $455,000, allocated to Schmitt and Ronald E. Evans splash down in tropical Board members expressed our society. She noted that the 1975, wh are going to be stuck traditionally tee lowest produc contractor. of the outbreak of tee war •\. V, materials and physical The Bolton Junior Women’s (Connecticut under Title I of .tee regret and disappointment at United States is the fifth largest with 34)00 students as opr South P acific seas today,/4(X) miles southeast of Samoa at The project is being funded between the French and the Biden, an intensely family- facilities, and immaturity of Club will sponsor a Christmas tion time of the year. ^ MacDonalds resignation, and Spanish speaking nation in the liinit/' 1^^ M gher' Edueatloh Facilities 2:24 p.m. EST. under S ection 236 o f the Vietnamese under Ho Chi Minh. oriented man, bad said darller students and resulting inability tree recycling project in Jr., 'M^chbatiir. (Coihinuhi^^^ ^ t , bnr tee.cbnstruraoaof tee Housing Act which enables that he wanted his wife Nella to added ^ t they felt the new world, and said that Bolton Although tee holiday season Tteey conduct^-..three T h e ^ t e of South Vietnam to work independently as the January, according to Conser ca m p u s T h ejpiinary recovery shipt get a~ doctorate and teadr.;:; program should not be scrapped students not having Spanish is here, uA<^uiiately it is stilT ; priv^ate deyelhpsrarl^^ld low ^4((ner|^ fiiSryears later, g fto main reason for his decision to vation Committee Chairman eX^rsions, usin£ m ehM^ic‘ yet. Initial approval of the available to them may at a open tonight till 91 night ih 'a jlbhgthy discuasiotr hteitenKC ’nte iiidiny IS being a time ftfrjiteess dud accidents, the u8b 'nconderoga, waiting;: knd'itftxfefste Ihodmfi; housing '‘tf'Mi, jofteer empefqr, college when their children quit. Carol Lorenzini. cas, and coverecTteOre tehit 2ti were older. In tee meantem-, course was for a one-year trial disadvantage. w ith . tfle, usedby ite w tiid c (Community^ operatiws and: blood on station, reported near-'.; by Subsidizing lAOTtgqg? organized support He said he is unable to work Residents wishing to par of tee mdhh^ surfiois. he said, he yronted her “ to mold period. The board decided to consider relative (College ill Waferbuiy. transfusitm! In order to help p e r f ^ weather with only hig^,' intet-est atid rental pajMietits..-.i ’’ t iovOftiteHt based to Saigfo.^ from an "authoritative” ticipate in the project may you still can’t find it? thy chlldret);" The aim of the new program the matter further after growth in Dr. Lowe reported teat there relieve this situation. Red scattered clouds and gentle They visited a >fariety of The planned 'apartment On Jun^ 1950, President approach and said the deficien bring used trees to Herrick are currently about 2,550 full seas. is to combine the disciplines of consultation with the school’s the hresent im- Cross officials are urging topographical fqateres and dis complex, on 33 acres V r,