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PAGE mOBTEIW - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 28.1972 Camp Kennedy The Weather Obituary Women Honored Cloudy tonight, In the 20s. Snow and Murder Case * sleet likely Saturday, changing to rain late I t : MIm Daisy E. Porter See Page 16 lEupntng Upralft in the day, the high in the mid 30s. Miss Daisy E. Porter of 22N St. James St. died early this Report Continued morning at Manchester BIANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1972 VOL. XCH, No. 75 My&iCHESTER — A City of yUlage Charm Memorial Hospital after a short MANCHESTER The case of John O. Frisina of until amRher attorney files an SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE nFTEEN CENTS illness. A car driven by Roger R. Andover, charged with murder appearance to represent Miss Porter was bom in Fink, 17, of East Hattiord, went in connection with the Frisina. Essex, N.Y., and bad lived in out of control on HlUstown Rd. Christmas Day shooting of his Frisina, a 49-year-old elec­ Manchester for the past 36 Wednesday night and turned wife, Anna, was continued to tronics technician, is being held years. She was empbyed as a over, Manchester Police Jan. 11 in Circuit Court 12 at at the Connecticut Correctional supervisor at the group reported. Fink, the only occu­ Manchester. Center at. Hartford in lieu of a de^rtm ent of Travelers In­ pant of the vehicle, was not Frisina’s attorney, Jerome $125,000 surety bond. surance Co., Hartford, at the injured, police said. Griner of Hartford, said in He was arrested by State Blitz Toll Mounts time of her retirement. She was Police said Fink was headed court today that he is Police Monday and hrraigiied in a life member of the Travelers north on, Hillstown Rd. near withdrawing from the case. At- court at East Hartford Girls Club and a member of St. Redwood Rd.; his car hit a ty. Griner said that he may be a Tuesday. Mary’s Episcopal Church. patch of ice, went out of witness when the case gets to State Police said the alleged Stu^vors are two sisters, control, hit the side of the road, trial. murder occurred at about 6 Mrs. Louisa Dupuis of and turned over. Judge Simon Bernstein, p.m. Monday. Witnesses said Over North Vietnam Manchester and Mrs. Edward The accident occurred at continuing the case, declined to Mrs. Frisina, 39, was shot six Feltham pf Hebron. allow Atty. Griner to withdraw times at the home of her SAIGiON (AP) - The U S. ment raised acknowledged Hanoi claims to have downed lost to unknown causes in an un­ Dan said in an editorial today about 6 p.m. ’The car was driven 76 aircraft, including 33 of thef specified area Thursday, and that the United States is using Funeral services will be away, police said. No police neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Command today announced the American losses in the air at­ Bennet of Bear Swamp Rd., loss of four more planes, in­ tack to 27 aircraft and 93 air­ $8 million B52s, since President two Air Force F4 Phantoms the biggest air armada ever, Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. action was taken. Simsbury Man Mary’s Episcopal Church. Andover. cluding another B52, and 12 men missing, killed or captured Nixon on Dec. 18 unleashed the were downed Wednesday, one “including hundreds of B52s...in Dies In Collision She was pronounced dead on more fliers as the air blitz in less than two weeks. Fifteen Vietnam war's heaviest air at­ of them in the Hanoi area. an attempt to force us to accept Burial will be in Buckland Glenn R. Goguen, 16, of 340 SANDISFIELD, Mass. (AP) arrival at Windham Community against the Handi-Haiphong of the downed planes were tack in a so-far-futlle attempt None of the 12 crewmen were their absurd terms” for a peace Cemetery. Main St., South Windsor, was — Warren V. Smith, 22, of West Memorial Hospital Monday area continued. eight-jet B52s, A m erica’s to force acceptance of his peape rescued. agreement. The Holmes Funeral Home, charged Wednesday night with Simsbury, Conn., was killed night. An autopsy performed The Command's announce­ largest warplane. terms. The Command maintained its “We have good will,” said the 400 Main St., is in charge of fourth-degree iarceny Wednesday night in a head-on Tuesday officiaUy listed the Radio Hanoi claimed two B52 blackout on other information paper. "We want peace, but arrangements. (shoplifting) at Caldor depart­ r-W«- collision with a tractor-trailer cause of death as gunshot were shot down shortly after a concerning the raids and also only peace in independence and There are no calling hours. ment store at Burr Comers. . truck on Massachusetts 8, state wounds. large flight of Stratofortresses refused to say whether there freborn. Brutality represents The family suggests that any He was reieased on a non-: police said. memorial contributions may be Frisina, brought into the began a mass bombing attack would be a repetition for New weakness, and it will not in­ surety bond for court Police said Smith’s small car, made to the Book of Manchester court today, was ‘Sn Hanoi at 10 p.m. Thursday. Year’s of the 3^hour Christmas timidate us. Bombs and shells appearance Jan. 22 at headed south, crossed into the Family Touched Radio Hanoi today identified halt in air operations against will not subdue us. The more Remembrance at St. Mary’s Manchester. still wearing a red-and-black Episcopal Church. northbound lane and crashed plaid jacket and dungarees. He 10 more captured American North Vietnam. the United States escalates the head-on with the truck operated was attentive during the short fliers and said they were shown The Viet (tong has declared a war, the more miserable Keron Kelly Manchester Police issued by Joseph Campione, 50, of Ft. By Tributes To to the press in Hanoi Thursday. defeats they will take upon summonses for alleged motor proceedings this morning, but 24-hour cease-fire in South Viet­ Plain, N.Y. They said the two said nothing. It said six were B52 crewmen themselves.” Keron Kdly, 9S, of Hartford vehicle violations Wednesday nam beginning Sunday, but died Wednesday at a vehicles then went off the west and the other four flew F4 there has been no such an­ The U.S. Command also to; side of the road and down a 75- Former President Phantom fighter-bombers. reported that an OH6,^light Glastonbury convalescent — Donald F. Watson, 23, of nouncement from the U.S. or home. foot embankment. The U.S. Command said the South Vietnamese commands. observation helicopter w u shot Wethersfield, charged with Smith was pronounced dead INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (AP) - Harry S. Truman’s 15th B52 lost was shot down down in South Vietnam’s Kien Mr. Kelly was bom in County operating with unsafe tires at Some members of the new executive accreditation Mayo,, Ireland, and had lived in at the scene. UNICO widow and daughter, “touched by the outpouring of sym­ near Hanoi Thursday, a Navy The North Vietnamese Com­ Giang Province, in the Mekong Center St. and Falknor Dr. committee of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday dis­ pathy and affection from citizens everywhere,” have RA5 reconnaissance plane was munist party newspaper Nhan Delta south of Saigon. One the Hartford area for 72 years — Patrick P. Colangelo, 21, of cussed the task before them. They are: standing, Paul Would like to thank Mrs. before retiring in 1955. He was Directors Plan South Windsor expressed their appreciation to those who joined them in crewman was reported killed 134 White St., charged with Sheltz, chairman, and clockwise from left. Burl Lyons, Mary Landerfin and her and the second wounded but the father of the late Rev. John failure to obey traffic control Officials of the South Windsor mourning for the 33rd president. - J. KeUy. Leo Juran, John A. DeQuattro, and Alfred Werbner. dau^ter, Kathy, who were rescued. signal at E. Middle Tpke. and Town Hall, in conjunction with so generous and helpful In a statement made public Arab Terrorists Survivors are a daughter, Princeton S t.. To Meet With the Inter-Church Council of memorial service will be held Mrs. Mary K. Gibbons of Hart­ with their collection and after Truman was buried late Court dates are Jan. 15 at South Windsor, has announced Thursday in the courtyard of his Jan. 5 in Washington’s National ford; two grandchildren and Manchester. that all houses of worship will donations of so many Cathedral for the Man from four great-grandchildren. presidential library, Bess Flown To Cairo CofC Names Group Area Legislators be open today for those wishing Christmas gifts for the Truman and her daughter, Independence who died The funeral will be Saturday needy families. , Battling South Windsor Fire A chainsaw worth about $220 ...The authorization for the to pay their respects to the late Margaret Daniel, said they Tuesday at 88. And the nation’s Bus Crisis at 9:15 a.m. from the Sheehan The Manchester Board of Harry S. Truman, former V, flags, by President Nixon’s CAIRO (AP) — Determined to avoid another Munich, was stolen recently from the Directors, prior to its 8 p.m. town manager to sign a were “impressed by both the Funeral Home, 1084 New home of Roland Poitras, 15 St. On Accreditation president. The Robert Gagnon home in Farnham Estates suffered an estimated $10,000 or more in order, will continue to fly at Thai officials argued four Black September members into Britain Ave., Weet Hartford, meeting Tuesday, will meet contract for townwide revalua­ dignity of the ceremonies and Solution Lawrence St., police reported. A 15-men Executive Ac­ This group will be making a tion of real estate, at a cost not damage in an early Friday morning fire. Ctouse of the fire is under Investigation. (E.J.P. the warmth of the tribute paid half staff for another 26 days. leaving the Israeli Embassy in Bangkok today, freeing with a Mass of Resurrection at informally at 7 with those state photo) Randall Jessee, the long-time St. Lawrence O’Toole Giurch, creditation Committee has comprehensive study of the legislators who will represent to exceed $100,000. to Mr. Truman.” their hostages and then flying to Cairo. A 12-year-old Manchester been named for the reac­ chamber and its operation. The ceremonies of friend who acted as the family D rafted Hartford, at 10. Burial will be in Manchester in the 1973-74 Under new business, open for When the Thai plane touched boy, unidentified because of his creditation process of the Their purpose is to seek out, public comment Tuesday night Wednesday and Thursday were spokesman through the days of Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, General Assembly. Shop PInehurst Truman’s final illness and down after a 4,800-mile flight, Dawee had negotiated with EAST HAVEN (AP) - The Bloomfield. age, was taken into custody Greater Manchester Chamber and identify clearly, Mayor John Thompson, who but, except for the first item solemn and simple. Thousands Wednesday afternoon on opportunities which may exist viewed Truman’s casket as he burial, said the 87-year-old the four commandos emerged the Arabs Thursday and early 29-member transit steering Friends may call at the of Commerce, announced today scheduled the informal not be acted upon until the TONGHT, FRIDAY S SATURDAY Early Morning Blaze smiling. They were taken to a charges of shoplifting at Caldor lay in state before the funeral widow expects to continue today before the commandos committee composed of funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 by Paul Sheitz, the Chamber’s to strengthen and improve the meeting, said it was “to es­ board’s Jan. 9 meeting, are the department store. He was organization. The committee’s FOR THE UMO HOUDAY WEEKENAI attended mostly by family and making her home in the white police car that drove off. They agr<^ to free their hostages municipal officials and law­ and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Accreditation Committee tablish lines of communication following proposed actions: released to his parents and the comments and Wo are open Friday Night HI 9 P.M. hometown friends. frame house where the were not handcuffed. and leave of Cairo. makers who want to end the p-m. chairman. between town officials and ...To accept the resignation of Accompanying them on the case was referred to juvenile They are: recommendations are sub­ The tributes will continue. A' Trumans spent most of the 53 The Thais will fly back to state’s bus crisis said Thursday their representatives in the William FitzGerald from the Saturday 8 A.M. HI 6 P.M. flight, broken only by a authorities. Chairman Paul Sheltz, mitted to the Chamber’s Board » Damages Home years of their marriage. The Bangkok Saturday. it had agreed on a basic state government—to inform board. FitzGerald will be sworn Closod All Day Mon., Jan. 1st refueling stop in Pakistan, were administrator, Manchester of Directors for their in as Manchester judge of home is about a half mile from A group of Egyptian officials negotiating position to take to them of our problems and to Truman’s gravesite. 10 Thai officials and the Egyp­ A 15-year-old Hebron boy, Manor Nursing Home; consideration and action. probate ’Tuesday morning. Ap­ The fire department received Lanning said the fire was and officers stood around the the state. suggest how they can help us.’’ By BARBARA VARRICK Mrs. Truman’s widowed tian ambassador to Thailand, But spokesmen declined to unidentified because of his age, Robert D. Chamas, president The Chamber’s evaluation pointment of his replacement a call at 1 ;45 a.m. It was turned under control at approximately passenger ramp. A represen­ has been referred to juvenile The new General Assembly will sister-in-law, May Wallace, Mustafa el Essaway. They tative of the Palestine Libera­ list details of that position WINF/CBS; group will be studying seven be sworn in Wednesday will await a recommendation ((torrespondent) in by the Gagnons’ neighbor, 2:11 a.m., and the last piece of Red China authorities in connection with facets of the C ham ber’s lives nearby. came along to guarantee the tion Organization said he did saying it would be unfair to Jo h n A. D e Q u a ttro , morning. by the Democratic Town KORV at PInehurst An early morning house fire Mrs. Max (tohen of 108 Scantic fire apparatus left the scene at four terrorists’ safety. Christmas Day (Monday) operation; Organization; staff; Jessee told newsmen he was not know if Egyptian have the public hear it before president, J. D. Real Estate Invited to attend Tuesday Committee. Once a special Swedish holiday meat . . . now the in Farnham EstatW, South Meadow Rd. 2:40 a.m. However, at 3:35 Objects To “Munich was terrible so we randalism at the Manchester Co.; program of work; objectives; a.m., firemen were recalled to deeply moved by Mrs. authorities would turn over tlte Gov. Thomas J. Meskill. night are; State Sen. Harry ...To appoint a member to the favorite of everyone. Cooking suggestion; Bring, Windsor hgs resulted in Truman’s composure as she sat tried our best to avoid another Following a four^hour closed State Bank, 1041 Main St. Joseph Garman, owner, J. program of work promotion; Civil Defense Advisory Council the scene when a neighbor four commandds to him. Burke of East Hartford, water to simmer... simmer the Korv for 35 min. Our damages estimated to be According to Mrs. Cohen, the Bom bing before her husband’s casket one,” said Dawee Chutihsapya, Egyptian pewspapers hailed door session at ToYfn Hall Police said he was Garman Clothier; membership and public for the term to expire between $10-$12,000 to the home Gagnons were asleep when the reported seeing smoke at the apprehended writing Democrat, 3rd Senatorial Korv specialist will have ready several hundred during Thursday’s final rites. the Thai air chief marshal. He the Arahi? SCtfbn. OaUreblum- Thursday, spokesmen said Leo N. Juran, owner. relations; membership finan­ District; State Sen. David November 1974. and possessions of Mr. and^Mrs. fire "began, but Mrs. Gagnon lite. Lanning said some wood was the highest ranking official profanities on the bank’s front cing; financial responsibility; pounds for the New Year’s Holiday. This will be the “Anyone who watched her nlst said their act proved their agreement on the negotiating Fairway Store; Odegard of Manchester, ...To approve a $600 bill Robert Gagnon of 100 Scantic awakened with breathing partitions were still WASHINGTON (AP) - aboard the plane. <. door. He was later released to plant and equipment; planning last grinding of the year. It moves out fast... place face couldn’t help but admire spirit “to fight has not faded position and the creation of a Edward M. Kenney, ad­ Republican 4th Senatorial, presented by the Connecticut Meadow Rd., Fire Marshal difficulties and found the home stnoldering, but the men were (Chinese Premier Chou En-lai The Arabs had threatened his parents. ministrator, Manchester and development. your order now or come In tonight for this delicious her," he said. away despite all attempts to seven-member negotiating District; State Rep. Muriel Conference of Mayors, as the William Lanning reported engulfed with smoke. An able to take care of the problem has asked that the American Thursday to kill six Israeli committee refuted Meskill’s re­ Memorial Hospital; According to Richard G. Korv. Seated beside Margaret, liquidate the Palestinian Yacavone of East Hartford, town’s share of legal fees and today. attempt was made to use her immediately. people be told U.S. bombing of hostages and blow up the em­ cent criticism that the large COVENTRY Everett J. Livesey, presi­ Clark, executive vice president; hatless and in a simple black movement.” Democrat, 9th Assembly costs of a court action brought According to Lanning, the phone, but the kitchen passage The Gagnons are presently North Vietnam would have an bassy unless Israel freed 36 steering committee is too un- David W. Higgins, 23, of 28 dent, Savings Bank of of the Chamber, this provides coat, Bess watched almost The commandos began their District; State Rep. Donald against state officials. The f ^ was confined to the kitchen was blocked by flames, and staying with relatives in East adverse effect on Sino- Palestinians held in prison. wieldly to deal with. Laurel Trail, Coventry, was Manchester; an excellent opportunity for the motionless as the final honors attempt Thursday when they Genovesi of Manchester, action concerned state grants a t and breezeway area, but heat Mrs. Gagnon ran and awakened Hartford. They have no American relations. The The embassy siege lasted 19 walked into the Israeli Em­ State Sen. Lawrence Denar- issued a summons for improper Burl^L. Lyons, publisher, business leadership of the HAMS PInehurst were performed over the brown froZbn and later released by and heavy smoke damage the Cohens. children. f Washington Post reported hours. passing Wednesday evening. Republican 12th Assembly Ralph Cote will send In a large shipment of Tobin’s bassy, some in formal attire. dis of Hamden, who said he Manchester Evening Herald; community to evaluate and to District; State Rep. Francis Gov. Thomas Meskill. occuired in the remainder of today. mahogany casket. “I had Munich in mind as I Court date is Jau. IS. contribute the talents of their 1st Prize Shankless, Hockless Hams. We will have showed up at the session to dis­ Walter A. Morrissey, vice Mahoney of Manchester, ...To approve the transfer of the six-room ranch home and negotiated with them,” Dawee The four Arabs invaded the business leadership so to Morrell's Boneless Hams... Boneless Ham (Fleur de At one point she reached for a cuss his plans for tapping state president, Hartford National Democrat,<> 13th Assembly $3,762 from the Contingency attached garage. The exact The premier made the handkerchief and her daughter told reporters. “So I decided Israeli embassy Thursday while VERNON Bank TVust Co.; upgrade the quality of the lels) from Dubuque. Very lean 3 to 5 lb cans of gasoline tax revenues to aid & District; and State Rep. G. Fund to the Elections Account, cause of the fire is under in­ Beef Prices Down request to Post reporter helped remove it from a pocket. not to use violence." the King of Thailand’s only son, financially ailing bus com­ John B ernahche, 20, of Robert L. Nelson, vice Cum ber of Commerce and to ■S Pearson Dies Warren Westbrook of South to pay for additional expenses Imported and Domestic Ham. vestigation but is believed to Marilyn Berger on Thursday But Jessee, standing not far Dawee was referring to the Prince Vajiralon^kern, was panies, said his presence at the Stafford Springs was issued a president, Connecticut ^ n k & improve the efficiency with WASHINGTON (AP) - Retail beef prices declined in Former Prime Minister of Windsor, Republican, 14th accrued in implementing the have started in the kitchen. night in Peking before a away, said he had seen no tears. Black September massacre of being invested as crown prince meeting was questioned. Canada Lester B. Pearson summons yesterday afternoon Trust Co.; which it operates. redistricting of Manchester Lanning said it is difficult to November for the fourth straight month, but increased banquet given for Mrs. Nguyen 11 Israeli sportsmen at the at a ceremony in Parliament charging him with failure to Assembly District. Margaret, too, put a hand to He told newsmen he left to died of cancer Wednesday Roy C. J. Normen, manager, The entire accreditation First District Congressman seats in the General Assembly. U.S. Choice determine if the breezeway < markups by middlemen kept prices from falling even Thi Binh, the Viet Cong’s chief Olympics in Munich. House. drive in an established lane. process will take approximate­ her face once or twiqe, but she avoid provoking a controversy. night in Ottawa at the age of Hartford Electric Light Co.; William Cotter, who also was ...To approve the transfer of door was left open, but he more, the Agriculture Department reported today. negotiator at the Paris peace The summons was issued in ly six months. This includes the PINEHURST ROAST BEEF maintained a compralu'e that 75. He served as prime Dr. Harvey Pastel; invited, will be unable to $12,576 from the Health believes the heat of the Rames talks. matched her mother’s. And she connection with a two-car acci­ Dr. Douglas H. Smith; preparation of the (A m ber’s If Rib Oven Roast of Beef is your holiday wish .. . we One analyst warned that beef prices could start in­ minister from 1963 to 1968 attend. He will be in Department Account to the shattered the glass door from The Post report said that leaned over frequently during dent on Prospect St. in which R o b e rt W. W ein b erg , evaluation report, examination Engineering Account, to meet have the finest... also Corned Beef, Lamb Legs and the kitchen and the fire spread creasing again because prices for live cattle jumped and was awarded the Nobel the Bernahche vehicle struck a Washington, D. C. Chou’s statement marks the the interment service to speak president. Economy Electric and analysis by the U. S. salary, sick leave accrual and Really Lean Roast Pork. to the breezeway. sharply late in the month. Experts Studying Ways Peace Prize for his work in utility pole. On impact, the rear Chamber and lastly their ac­ The agenda for the board’s 8 first time a Chinese official has briefly with Bess. Supply Co.; / p.m. regular meeting includes vacation accrual for a The Agriculture With them in the center of the forging the U.N. end of the car swung out and creditation visit to Manchester. said U.S. bombing of North Alfred P. Werbner, sales public hearings on a proposed transferred town employe who Department’s monthly Vietnam would affect the 're­ spacious courtyard were Peacekeeping Force in the struck a parked car. A manager and appraiser, Jarvis Through successful completion is retiring in February-. ‘‘market basket” report passenger in the Bernahche $1,391,000 appropriation for cent detente between the Margaret’s husband, Clifton To Rebuild Managua Middle Ekist in 1956. A state Realty Co. of this process, the Greater Crime Reduction showed that the average retail Daniel, associate editor of The vehicle reported minor in­ Manchester Chamber of acquiring the 110-acre Laurel Purdue Poultry United States and Communist funeral is being planned. Additionally, invitations will Lake and for site improvements Chicken Breasts — Legs — Routers price for all beef was $1.12 3-10 New .York Times; the four juries. Court date is Jan. 16. Commerce will achieve the (^ina. the downtown area next to Lake Nicaraguan authorities that (Karsh of Ottawa photo via be extended to 20 business thereon; and on a proposed per pound in November, a While receiving guests before Daniel children, and May MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) leaders to join the Executive highest honor of performance Fryers Managua, clearing it of there was no need to relocate AP) $208,000 additional appropria­ NOTICE Plan Suggested decline of one-half cent from the banquet, Chou was asked if Wallace. — Experts from the United their capital city. Charles Rudnik, 23, of 4 Mark Committee in their evaluation recognition in Chamber of Chicken Livers ...... ib. 79< October and five cents below damaged structures and the Dr., Coventry was issued a tion to the school board’s Public Hearing the bombing would affect Sino- The two older Daniel boys sat States began a study today of rubble of buildings and homes “Most of the city is located on efforts. Commerce work across the na­ Chicken W ings...... Ih. 49* WASHINGTON (AP) — A former consultant to a the record high prices of July. quietly through the ceremony, summons charging him with tion. current budget. Commission on Aging American relations, the Post the feasibility of rebuilding that wore flattened in seconds hard volcanic tuff — solid but Thomas, 6, and Harrison, 9, earthquake-shattered Managua operating a motorcycle without Public hearings will be held Board of Directors Turkeys — Ducks presidential commission today proposed that police be The “farm value” of beef said. His reply: “CJertainly. by the severe quake early stuff,” said Lomnitz, director J. DeWitt frequently looked around in ap­ a license or a permit. Court also on proposed amendments Town of Manchester f r e ^ from dealing with prostitution, gambling and declined 11.9 cents since July to Surely.” on its present site. Saturday. An estimated 2,000- of th e Department of Dies While date is Jan. 16. to the ordinance which spells Connecticut marijuana possession so officers can concentrate on its lowest point in nearly two Asked how the breach could parent wonder at the gathering. Teams of geologists and 5.000 persons were killed and Seismology qt the University of out the method of sidewalk Proposed Ordinance PInehurst Cube Steaks Ib. 4.49 years and 5.1 per cent below the be healed, Chou said, “Stop.” Skies were clear and seismologists arrived from the 20.000 seriously injured. Mexico. “Its subsoil is sounder Police Say Dead Man fighting violent crimes. temperatures were comfor­ United States Thursday as On Cruise Robert A. Laigle, 23, of 171 assessments, on a proposed or­ Notice is hereby given that Plnohurst 3 In 1 Blond Pork, Boot, Veal for SwodMi farm value a year earlier. Then he added, “The United than that of Mexico City, for in­ table during the burial service specialists from Mexico and Although Managua has been South St., Rockville was Issued dinance establishing a nine- the Board of Directors, Town of Moatballt or Bloat Loaf...... Hi. S1.12 Dr. Amitai Etzioni, a Colum­ gambling and marijuana But the department said the States government should stop stance.” HARTFORD (A P )- J.,Doyle attended by about 250 persons. Venezuela announced hit twice in, 40 years by a summons charging him with MayBe Hit-RunVictim member Commission on the Manchester, Connecticut, will Loan Chuck Cround...... ,1b. 86* bia University sociologist, said possession and three other middleman charges in the same the bombing. I hope you will He said the damage was so DeWitt of Farmington, former prostitutes, gamblers and But within an hour after the preliminary findings. murderous earthquakes, a failure to grant right of way Aging, and on a proposed or­ hold a Public Hearing in the Phiohurat Pattlos...... ib. BBo proposals could reduce crime in period rose 5.9 cents and were convey my answer to the great because the epicenter of chairman of the board of the Manchester Police detectives was probably hit between 6 and marijuana possessors have no American people," the Post funeral ended, a few drops of Demolition crews were still group of Mexican experts led by from a private drive last night, 6:15 a.m. Wednesday. dinance for selling for $10 to the Hearing Room at the Municipal Loan Ground Round...... lb. S1.12 the nation by 60 per cent in the up by 26.6 per cent from a year the quake was right underneath Travelers Insurance Co., died said today that a man who was Town of Glastonbury 2.35 acres Building, 41 Center Street, victims, but surveillance of next 12 months. earlier. reported. f rain began to fall. dynamiting and bulldozing in Dr. Cinna Lomnitz reported to the city. Wednesday in the Canal Zone l^he summons was issued in Police have descriptions of them “costs us about half of our connection with a two-car acci­ found lying in the road at of Manchester property along Manchester, Connecticut, Imported Boiled Ham ...... Ib. 4 .8 9 "It was like a direct hit by a while on a cruise. He was 70. Hillstown Rd. and Wetherell two different cars suspected of police resources.” ______-I* dent on South St. in which the being the hit-and-run vehicle. Birch Mountain Rd. Tuesday January 2,1973, at 8:00 Sllcod Cbooao...... Hi. BBo bomb," he explained. DeWitt joined Travelers in Sts. Wednesday and died later Uiider unfinished business Etzioni, a consultant to the The Mexican experts Laigle vehicle collided with a Lt. Krinjak declined to give p.m. to consider and act on the Woavor CMckon BoH...... H Ib. 79o 1925 in Des Moines, Iowa and at Manchester Memorial carried over from their Dec. 12 following: President’s (tommission on the suggested that the damaged car driven by Beverly Plefka, descriptions of the cars. BraiallM Short Ribs...... l6. 88o transferred to the company’s Hospital may have been hit by a meeting, the directors will An Ordinance establishing a Prevention of Violence during State’s Econouiic Future Assessed By Advisors area he turned into a park or Hartford office in 1927. He was 30, of Range Hill Rd., Vernon. The exact cause of death has Froah Oystara ...... pbirt2.28 » the Eisenhower administration, The Plefka vehicle had to be car. " consider the following actions; Commission on the Aging in the “green zone.” named president and a director The man, Henry Dziedzinski, not yet been determined, Our Own Bauaago RRaat...... n . BBo offered his proposals at the An estimated 15,000 persons towed from the scene. No according to Lt. Krinjak, ...The appointment of a Town of Manchester. of the company in 1952 and 52,"Of East Hartford, was found member to the Development A copy of the prposed meeting of the American military contracts, the council has been a steady decline in the competitive level of business By 1980, a significant shift in indicators reported by the coun­ were still roaming the city served as chairman of the injuries were reported. Court although an autopsy was per­ SMOKED PORK CHOPS Rib .. lb. 4.49 Association for the Advance­ HARTFORD (AP) - What’s at about 6:30 a.m. He was committee, for^the term to Ordinance may be seen in the decided not to make any predic­ relative importance of taxes,” it said. the age profile of Connecticut’s cil were: center despite its designation board from 1964 to Dec. 4,1970. date is Jan.. formed Wednesday at the m . in store for Connecticut’s pronouhcdd dead at the hospital expire November 1977. Town Clerk’s office during Oaoar M m Bacon...... $1,19 ment of Science. economy during the rest of the tions about economic growth manufacturing. In 1947, factory Othpr factors adversely population will have occurred, — Unemployment rate down as an .“emergency” or “con- Manchester hospital. Etzioni told a news con­ at 7:40 a.m. ...The appointment of an business hours. Boyal Butfal B aco n ...... Hl B1.09 1970s? beyond mid ’73. jobs accounted for 53.6 per cent affecting industrial expansion according to a census study from a high of 10.0 per cent in tamlnaied” area and orders to Police Detective Lt. John Dziedzinski was born in ference that perpetrators of evacuate it. Shooting was heard Personal Notices Hartford and had lived in East alternate member to the Zoning Dated at Manchester, Wo wlH bavo tbiy Franka and Klolbaaa from Oroto and Will Connecticut continue to “Until various policies at the of all employment in Connec­ and employment are automa­ cited by the council. There will June 1971 to 6.2 per cent in Oc­ Krinjak said today there was a Board of Appeals, for the term Connecticut, this 21st day of Hrst Prtzo victimless crimes, such as become more “white collar” federal level crystallize,” it ticut; in Cictober 1972, only 33.7 tion, competition from foreign be fewer persons under the age tober 1972, still the second Thursday as national guard Hartford for 21 years. He was prostitutes, gamblers, Court Cases 99 per cent chance that to expire November 1973. December, 1972. and less “blue collar" because said, “it is too early to look per cent of the work force was countries, and a large number of 20, but there will be many highest unemployment rate of patrols tried to drive off In Memoriam employed as a lead man at marijuana possessors and looters, but it appeared that In loving memory Mary Grabowski Dziedzinski was struck by a ...'Hie allocation of $29,000 for Anthony F. Pietrantonio of further declines in the impor­ beyond this period of time. employed in manufacturing. of old, inefficient factories, the more in the 20-40 age bracket. any October on record. ot Hamilton Standard Division of drunks, should be the respon­ mostly they were shooting over wbo.paued away December 28, 1970. CIRCUIT COURT 12 car. Lt. Krinjak said the victim United Aircraft Corp., Windsor the town’s share of the cost for Secretary tance of manufacturing? “To a large extent, changes council said. This may level off govern­ — Income per capita up from reconstructing the Broad- SHRIM P a t PInehurst sibility of the medical profes­ The non-manufacturing* sec­ their heads. Unofficial reports Loving memories never die, East Hartford Seaaion - Locks. He was an Army veteran Board of Directors Will Connecticut industry in the state of the economy rest ment spending for elementary $4,995, second in the nation, in Nolles were entered Hilliard Sts. intersection. Manchester, Connecticut 1 % and 3 Ib. bags of really Jumbo Size Shrimp. One sion ^ social workers—not the continue to be heavily reliant on on defense contracts awarded tor, including wholesale and Connecticut must face the and secondary education, but 1971 to an estimated $5,433 in said only 32 pertons had been As time goes on and days pass by. of World War H. police. \ retail trade, insurance, govern­ treated for bullet wounds since Jn our hearts precious memories Wednesday in the cases of two Woman Dies Survivors are his mother, lb. bags of medium Carnation Shrimp. military contracts, leaving to Connecticut manufac­ fact that it will have extraor­ there may be more pressure for 1972. The council said Connec­ are kept, ~ He said freeing police from ment, and “service industries” Saturday. There were rumors men who had been charged in Mrs. Rose Byra Dziedzinski of itself and the rest of the state’s turers,” it said. “The current dinary numbers of young people programs for the elderly, ticut will be top again in this Of a mother we loved and shall connection with alleged In Home Fire dealing with prostitution. economy at the mercy of the upturn reflects an increase in such as health care, have ac­ entering the job market whose numbers will increase category this year. of looters being killed, but no never forget. Manchester; two daughters, Holiday Egg Nog counted for all o f the increase confirmed reports. Manchester offenses. BRIDGEPOltT (AP) - Kay Mrs. itoland Mahler of ^ Christmas Cards % Price I nation’s defense policies? current expenditures for through the rest of the 1970s, considerably. “By 1980, there — Average factory wage up A1 and Sally KIrka The two men were: at PInehurst, from Sealtest ...... qt. 7Ra Rare Opportunity Will the job m aitet be glutted defense.” in employment over the past the council warned. In 1974, will be 74,000 more persons from $149 a week in October “There can be no further Qiester Grabowski and sons Bishop, about 50 years old, died Wethersfield and Miss Sharon quarter-century. death,” said one old woman as — Martin E. Moylan, 18, of Wednesday night in a fire that Dziedzinski of East Hartford; ^ Christmas Decorations Vs Off with young job-seekers while The council traced the ups. over 60,000 Connecticut over 65 than at present,” the 1971 to $165.11 in October 1972; Holiday Milk 99* and downs of the state’s council said. “This will require she pulled a rolled-up rug Hartford, charged with second- swept through her apartment three brothers, Raymond CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) public school classrooms stand The Council of Economic Ad­ youngsters will reach the age of average work week up from ^ Th0 Rtd Station will bo nasiio |H|, BaBon (Cwn m i economy since World War II, increased economic and social 40.7 hours to 41.8 hours during through a window of a degree larceny. on Lindley Street, according to Dziedzinski of Manchester, — Football widows— wives who vacant because of the recent visors does not propose to 18, and the annual crop of 18- In Memoriam F Cloaad Sunday, Daeambar 31 A including the Korean conflict year-olds will remain above 60,- services for this group.” the same period. crumbling building. “We are — Earl Coleman, 17, of fire officials. John S. Dziedzinski of Vernon Shop Pbiohurot tonight 1H 8 lose their husbands’ attention decline in the birth rate? acquiesce in continued decline In loving memory of Raymond Cam- Bloomfield, charged with third- ^ until March lat 9 when the bowl games take over The state’s new Council of and the war in Vietnam, and 000 through 1980, it said. The re­ — Value added by manufac­ already dead from hunger, dead potco who paued away December 28. They said she was the and Louis Dziedzinski Jr. of SnL 8 A.M. IB 6 PJI. in the importance of manufac­ Also, with large numbers of from the cold and dead from 1S7I. degree larceny, third-degree housekeeper for an elderly oc­ Windsor; and a granddaughter. V Sae yw thm HHiMNr on New Year’s Day — can Economic Advisors raised concluded; “In peace we have cent decline in the birth rate turing, an index of industrial Wn wlah you a Happy and Hoaflhy Now Yaar always had heavy unemploy-. ^ turing, but recommends that Ckmnecticut residents reaching output, up from $6.3 billion in fear... What more can forgeiy, and criminal imper­ cupant of the apartment who Funeral services will be L m af Msttwliwir relieve their frustrations here some of these questions in its action be taken to stimulate in­ won’t be felt in the job market the age of 18 during the next When Uei of love are broken, sonation. the night befOTe. first annual report, vrhich in­ ment and recession; in war we * until later. ‘ 1971 to an estimated $6.6 billion happen?’’ And loved ones have to part, was rescued from the flames by Friday at 11 a.m. at Newkirk V Haws: 11IM. la 5 PH dustry. eight years, there may also be Despite the huge foreign A nolle indicates that the Jay (tobb, manager of the dicated an upturn in the have always had full employ­ in 1972. It leavet a wound Uuit never beala, neighbors. and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 L tar liaartfaH IbiHkt far yaar patramga much pressure for expansion of relief operation and the tons of And alao a broken heart. prosecutor doesn’t want to Regent Theater, says he will economy during .the past six ment and prosperity.” “Since healthy manufac­ — Bank debits, an indicator of Wien the rescuers returned Burnside Ave„ East Hartford. V tariig Hw past yaar. “The age 18 is most criticial college facilities, although the food being flown in, many in the But looking back wiUi memories. prosecute the case. The case, PIN EH U R ST provide three television sets months and forecast continued Also, it noted that the number turing and insurance sectors for youths in determining their overall business actiwtyPqb Upon the path we trod. for the Bishop woman, firemen • Burial will be in Veterans council did not mention this city complained they had however, can be reopened and hammers and will invite improvement through the first of factory jobs in Connecticut is are important for the state’s work careers, as well as their from $95.7 billion in 19H t o ^ We blais the years we shared with said, they spotted her coming Memorial Field, Hillside possibility received no food or assistance any woman in the audience to half of 1973. But because of in­ about the same now as it was 25 economic well being, special estimated $119.5 billion in l9ra. him. within one year. After a year, a toward the apartment door. She Cemetery, East Hartford. ^ THE RED 8TATI0H, IMi. impact on the labor market,” Among the various economic of any kind. And leave the rest to God. years ago, which means there attention should be given to the defendant can have nolled collapsed against the door, Friends may call at the GROCERY, INC. take a swing. dustry’s dependence on the council said. ^ RmrrD u a m a n s ib l d d ep o t cx>n n „ oasai ■ 302 Loving wife. Antoinette charges dismissed by filing a slamming it shut and triggering funeral home totoght from 7 to 9 Main, Ona Stock trom tha Armory motion with the court. the automatic lock, they said. p.m.

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PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester, Conn., Fri., Dec. » . 1972 Bolton Hebron in 1972 Sady May Got UA€ Puts ||800 Million i TV Tonight i Sheinwold oh Bridge About Town Three Bears Into State’s Economy Yule Trees ; See SatMrdmy*$ H tra U fa r : For Christmas LOS ANGELES EXPERtS United Aircraft (Corporation In addition. United Aircraft drives of hospitals, colleges and : Compimlm TV Luting* T South dealer ' ’The Rev. George W. Smith, ^ Members of the Koffee Town Weathers Controversies To Be Cut PROVIDE nNE SERVICE put more than $800 million into made more than $1,000 in universities, and social service ******...... ! Neither side vulnerable pastor of the Presbyterian Krafters are reminded to bring VENICE, Fla. (A P ) - Sady By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Connecticut’s economy in 1972. corporate contributions to organizations, to local ______For Mulch NORTH Church, will conduct a service cork or ceiling tiles, crochet May the bird dog got a real sur­ As I have pointed out many to change the term of office of damages gym area at Rham Harry J. Gray, president and health, education, and social (Community (Chest and United — 6i00 — 4 K 10 7 Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on radio cotton, head pins and scissors the school systems in the three prise this Christmas — three (3-8-22) NEWS times, the average earnest O AIlO ANNE EMT , High School. chief executive officer, said the services in Connecticut. Its Fund appeals, and to urban JUDITH DONOHUE station WINF. ’Die program is to the Wedn^day meeting at towns. Presently, Grades 7 the members of the board from grizzly-bear cubs which she has bridge player doesn’t see his O 109 5 2' ( Correspondent June: Republican Town Com­ corporation made outlays at the gifts went to the capital futfd development programs. Correspondent (18) 12 O’ CLOCK HIGH sponsored by the Manchester the Community Y, 80 N. Main through 12 are re^onalized at 3 to 4 years. since been nursing with (20) SOUNDING BOARD mistakes because by the time 4b 543 Tel. 228-3971 mittee named Bonnie Brunnell rate of nearly $16-milllon a Tel. 649-8409 Area Council of Churches and St. Hostesses are Mrs. Donald Rham High School located in Also, the establishment of something less than ardent (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH he has come to the end of a hand fEST EAST as first under 21-year old voter week in wages and salaries to Bolton residents are the Clergy Association of the Cordner and Mrs. Raymond Suspension of building duplex Hebron. two shifts of an ordinance mother love. c o D G m m o t ^ he cannot remember the M 4 9432 to the committee; John Connecticut employes, state (40) WILD WILD WEST Manchester area. Merriman: houses, regionalization, ’Diree of Hebron’s boards, providing that the registrars of Jacki Alttoff, owner of “ ’The reminded that a Christmas tree beginning. What he needs is a ? 632 (;? Q985 Fulginiti elected president of and local taxes, and purchases — 6i30 — telephone petitions, land prior to the referendum, voted voters be elected for four-year Wonderbears” act with the recycling project is being spon­ way to loi^ at all of the hands of > K164 0 A8 Lions G3ub. from Connecticut suppliers and At the front of the National they were young. (3) CBS NEWS - ______coppaPATiQW purdiases, poUutiop problems almost unanimoully against the terms instead of the present Ringling Bros, and Bamum & sored by the Bolton Junior a session so that be can look kAQI0 98 4kK62 July: Robert Dixon resigned subcontractors. Guard Armory on Main St. one One year the Business Men’s Woman’s Qub this month. (8) ABC NEWS IN-CAR HEATERS and law suits were only a few of regionalization. All the two-year terms; and the accep­ Bailey Circus, said the eight- NOTICE SOUTH them over at leisure. Today’s A total of about $600 million I I as second selectman; Pete can note how much Main St has Association celebrated (22-30) NBC NEWS MEADOWS the controversial issues that the members of the Board of tance of a $1,375 Ford Founda­ ounce cubs were delivered by -t Trees may be brought to hand is taken from just such an 4 AQJ65 Dallaire named as Dixon’s in wages qnd salaries was paid been filled above the natural snnething with a “ Horribles' (24) WORLD PRESS town of Hebron faced during Finance and the Board of tion grant and appropriation of their seven-foot, 1,000-pound- I Herridt Memorial Park where answer to the bridgeplayer’s t;? K74 replacement on the Board of by the corporation to employes ground level. That same low Parade.” ’They wore the most 1972. Selectmen opposed regionaliza­ $625 from surplus funds for plus mother on (Christmas. I MANCHESTER WATER COMPANY they w ill be chopped and prayer. 0 Q73 Selectmen; teachers contract at the (Connecticut plants in land extended east of Main St.,- hideous costumes they could — 7:00 — ♦ 17 tm nvfa »»N n M Following its dwision in May tion as did all but one member preparation of a plan of Unfortunately, he said, past shredded and used as mulch or Swth dealer ^ for 1972-73 school year signed 1972. At year’s end. United Air- I WILL BE CLOSED too. dream and make up. The (3) YOUNG DR. KILDARE of 1971 to suspend the construc­ of the Board of Education. development., for the sanitary experience had shown that as wood chips for park Neither side vulnerable South West North I by Board of Education. craft had about 63,000 It was quite a deep and wide parade went the length of Main (8) TRUTH OR Pass 2 •“THE MECHANIC” tion of apartment houses, the Defeat of the referendum, Jand fill area. working hears make poor I NEW YEAR’S DAY landscaping. Opening lead — Ace of Clubs I 4 4 August; Frank R, Nicolo employes, 51,000 pf them in ravine where Leonard St. St. and then continued to Mt. CONSEQUENCES Pass 2 N T Double Planning and Zoning Commis- which followed a year of study Schools mothers. They have a tendency Harold and Sons rubbish At rubber bridge. South would elected commander of Jones- Connecticut. I JAN. 1, 1973 (American Legion Dr.) now is Nebo ball field. There were (18) DICK VAN DYKE Pass Pass- 3 4 sion attempted all through 1971 by a special committee set up The Board of Education to crush the cubs, he said, or removal firm will collect trees be allowed to play the hand at Keefe-Batson Post of the Tax payments to the State of located on the HU. Part of the counters set up for sale of eats, (20) NBC NEWS Opening lead — 4b RETURN OF SABATA to restrict the building of by the Regional District 8 ended its school year in June allow them to be eaten by from their customers Jan. 8 and two spades. He would probably i American Legion; James Der­ Connecticut and to cities and properties on both sides of drinks, etc. (22-30) NEWS duplex houses. Etoard of lo c a tio n , brought with an operating surplus of ap­ father bears who apparently park conunission members will make that contract, and his by and Joseph Fill endorsed towns within the state came to Leonard St. (American Legion ’Die names of the teams are (24) FREE FOR ALL ’ThiS'Was finally achieved in about the problem of hiring a proximately $5,000 and for the don’t know much about paterni- ^ EMERGENCY PHONE 649-0857 collect remaining trees Jan. 13. opponents might (or might not)^ respectively by Republican and Dr.) had to be filled up to street forgotten. May have been North (40) ABC NEWS accomplished. They have Daily at January 1972 following a public superintendent of second year in a row the hot ty but recognize a nice morsel United A ircraft’s Chipping and shredding will notice that they could have Democratic Town Committees level. Enders vs. South Enders or pushed South from a makable to fH li 2KI0 - 7.*00 hearing at which very little op­ schools—whether each school lunch program ended in the when they see one. be done at the park Jan. 20 by entered the bidding without get­ lor registrar of voters. purchases of goods and services At the southeast comer of Married Men against Single — 7:30 — position was expressikl. board in the district should hire black. In addition, the mother bear Soucier Tree Service of Coven­ an iinmakable contract. 9:30 ^ September: Harvest Fair from Connecticut suppliers (3) NEWS S ECIAL ting their hands chopped off. However, the commission’s its own or if a joint superinten- The theory of the open was not producing enough milk Main and Hollister Sts. was the Men. It was all a farce, try. West opens the ace of clubs were valued at more than $200 I Happy New Year To AU | “ As We Forgive Those Who At duplicate bridge. West ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ drew record crowd for its town team’s baseball field with anyway. and continues with a club:to the ★ ★ ★ A ★ ' ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ action resulted in a law suit dient should be hired. classroom proved very to feed her offspring, he said. S s C orrection does not dream of selling out to three-day fair; Mrs. Cynthia million, Gray said. bleachers and enclosed with a Herbert 0. Bowers (later Trespass Against Us” king. East leads the ace of The Award brought about by Don Robinson ’^^The decision to hire a joint successful and in September Althoff pressed Sady May A recent Herald article dis­ two spades, as John Swanson C0Uli«Ai1CTVRES Wilson of Hebron announced high board fence. judge) had been a pitcher at (8 ) LASSIE diamonds' and continues the nOBlTt Winning* of Rt. 85 who, through his at­ superintendent was by no was greatly expanded at both into service; and, while she was cussing a zone change for a and Rhoda Walsh point out in candidacy for representative 0. C. remembers the Yale and had retain^ enough (18) BETTER WORLD suit, giving West two more dia­ m iW M K Z torney, served a writ of man­ means unanimous in Hebron. In elementary schools. willing to supply the cubs with a parcel on Rt. 44A known as the the analysts of the hand in their tusaoM from the 55th Assem bly Aspinwall brothers battery, of his umpf so the opposing (20) HUMAN DIMENSION mond tricks. West then leads a „ l 8 0 n * damus in October on the March, the school board chair­ An industrial arts program, meal every two hours, she No Holiday Gathering ^tinner property stated that no service, called “ Recap Bridge” puunsxr@« man, William Henaghan, had to District. Billie pitcher and “ Granny” batters didn’t have a chance. (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL fourth diamond, allowing East TheScreenI* building inspector seeking following a pilot program in the refused to perform such mater- Is Complete Without objections to the change were (P. 0. Box 91930, Los Angeles, cast a tie-breaking vote to October: Edward Hinchliff catcher. Didn’t Charlie Nor could anyone be found who (24) WALL ST. WEEK to kill dummy’s good diamond. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ issuance of a building permit previous school year, was na{ duties as grooming. /u ck . voiced at a public bearing held Calif. 90009). i t ' h ' k i t - k ' i c ' k i t adopt a compact to provide elected chairman of Board of Shady Qian's QUALITY (Goatie) Rogers also catch would try to catch for him, so (30) HOLLYWOOD Now South is down one, even if for two-family dwellings. started in Septeihber at the Grooming by mother animals prior to the zoning board deci­ If North-South are willing to Special |Me iar Sdiaal bMpt t CUB joint superintendency services Gilead Hill School for fifth and Education; school board ap­ there? someone stayed far enough SQUARES he later guesses the queen of In December 1971, just prior stimulates intestinal and kidney sion. pass after South’s suit has been Far hfanMBea, cal Mr. laiiatti, S4«131 for the four boards. sixth graders and has proven to proved teacher evaluation ’That is one of the only three back of the plate to get them on (40) NANNY AND hearts. to the moratorium on duplex functions in the young, Althoff Douglas Cheney of South Rd. program; Richard Bergeron the bound. THE PROFESSOR raised, the odds are very good houses, ^binson had presented In August, the superintenden­ be most successful. said, so human fingers have fields that O.C. can be sure of Swanson and Mrs. Walsh appointed captain of Co. 3 of the did object to the zone change on that North-South have only informal (sketches to the PZC on cy selection committee, again Growth and Taxes been taking the place of having high board fences and One quite famous player — 8:00 — furnish their recap sheets to the basis that the neighborhood about half of the high cards in set up by the regional board, The elementary schools Fire Department. bleachers. C!|ne was on Flower locally was Charlie (Corny) his subdivision for two-family mother’s tongue to massage is residential in character and (3) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE duplicate bridge clubs. The November: Republicans win Behnfield. When he walked up the deck. East-West have the MARINES’ houses, and at the time of the hired Dr. David Cattanacl^ as experienced much higher tiny stomachs and coax forth and Elro Sts. and the other on The IM F stages a nuclear players get the sheets at the end strongly in elections; BR the highway conditions are other half and should have a fit suspension he questioned the superintendent. This decision enrollments when school bear burps. the e ^ side of McKee St. south to the plate the fielders started attack. of the session and can study all Enterprises expanded to new Unmistakable Shady Glen hazardous. in one minor or the other. West legality of this method of ap­ was followed in November by started in September which Althoff said he has tried to of Summer St. getting back. He was a pretty (8-40) BRADY BUNCH the hands with the aid of expert New Year’s Party building on Rt. 66; Wilbur Den­ ’The board granted the zone therefore bids the' “ unusual” proach. i the hiring of Dr. Richard J. reflected another year of rapid raise bear cubs several times in quality! Rich creamy, There have been many open sure hitter and when he did hit ” My Sister, Benedict analysis. A fine product that DECEMBER 31at, 1872 change from residential to notrump to ask East to choose a The suit is still pending in the Zanini as assistant growth for the town. nis elected chairman of PZC; baseball fields in town but the it was usually even farther out Arnold.” deserves to succeed. the past but a lack of knowledge dairy fresh; serve as is or general business, with several minor. Court of Common Pleas superintendent. During the year, the building The Rev. William N.«-Pershing oldest and best known is the than the fielders had estimated, (18) SKI SCENE Daily Question MARINE CLUB has caused him to fail. mix ir with your favorite restrictions designed to protect Chooaea Clubs awaiting a trial date to be set Phone Petitions inspector issued 79 permits for named new rector of St. Peter’s original Mt. Nebo field. ’The or such a hot drive that they Partner opens with one 717 PARKER STREET, MANCHESTER the adjacent brook and to limit (20-22-30) SANFORD & SON East obediently chooses The issue of telephone toll single family dwellings, 115 cer­ Episcopal Church. liquor. Either way — it’s oldest men young 0. C. knew couldn’t get to it. clubs, and the next player by the judge. the types of business which may ’The Sanfords are offered a clubs, and North-South must go PZC action failing to approve free services among Hebron tificates of occupancy and 51 December: ZBA withholds talked about playing there when “ Corny” was a carpenter by passes. You hold: Spades, K- Terrific! be conducted on the premises. free piano. on to three spades. (Otherwise a three-lot subdivision plan of residents still remains unsolved permits for additions and approval on kennel building trade. An infected cut on a 10-7; Hearts, A-J-10; (24). APARTFRO M East would make three clubs, Caron Bros, on Rt. 85 across at the year’s end. repairs. pending site inspection; finger resulted in his untimely Church Notes Diamonds, 10-9-5-2; Clubs, Couplaa Package Tiekata includes OPEN NEW YEAR'S EVE 'til 7 P.M. TH E CROWD losing only one spade and three from Rt. 207 again resulted in Over a year ago, resident However, despite the fact Educaitonal Needs Committee NOTICE South Windsor death from “ lock-jaw.” There Student Recognition Sunday 5-4-3. Music by Dancing 9 P.M.>3 A.M. OPEN ALL DAY NEW YEAR’S DAY — 8:30 — hearts.) the commission being served John Sibun circulated petitions that the 1971 Grand List was up of Rham High School announces The Hebron Planning and was real mourning in town for will be observed Dec. 31 at What do you say? “The Establishments” Donation ($21.00) Couple A HAPPY and HEALTHY (8wt0) PARTRIDGE FAMILY East and West now pass, with a writ to appear in court. and requested the selectmen to 11.3 per cent, the town’s tax recommendation for a new Zoning Commission will hold a Charlie. United Methodist Church, ac­ Answer: Bid 1-NT. This NEW YEAR TO YOUl ZBA Denies The family decides they don’t satisfied with what they have This subdivision was first take some action with the mill rate increased by four school facility for Grades 7 and Public Hearing on Tuesday, cording to pastor Rev. David promises about 8 to 10 points in 8; Everett Yapp elected chair­ want to move. For recervatlons call LeRoy Cote, Chairman > brought before the PZC in telephone company in an effort mills up to 72 mills on a 65 per January 9,1973 at 8 p.m. in the Bid To Build Campbell. high cards, with no suit worth (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE 108 Summit St., Mancheater, 649-0295 March of 1972 .and until Oc­ to obtain a single exchange for cent assessment ratio. man of the ZBA. Town Office Building to con­ Predictions about>the church bidding. If North had only 6 or 7 (20-22-30) HOCKEY between 4 P.M. and 9 P.M. tober, when the commission the town which now has at least This mill rate and ratio could sider the proposed subdivision Tour Village . of the future will be made, j Theatre ] points he would respond one Bruins at North Stars. reversed its decision after three different exchanges. change once the town’s revalua­ of Robert I. Tupper for proper­ based on what is happening on diamond with this hand rather Andover News (24) MUSIC SPECIAL j Time Schedule j receiving the writ, was The telephone jcom^any was tion is completed. The revalua­ ty located on Main Street, ’The Planning and Zoning college campuses t ^ y , the than 1-NT. — 9:00 — questioned by many of the not receptive to this idea, but tion was started in July by the Mrs. Anne Emt, Herald Hebron, Conn. C(Hnmission denied the an>lica- Rev. Mr. (^ p b ell said. Copyright 1972 TWO CONVENIENT liOCATlONS The new junior choir of (3 ) MOVIE town’s officials as well as PZC idicated it would be reeptive to United Apprisal Company btit is correspondent for the town of Dated at Hebron, Connecticut Uon of William and Patricia Vernon Cine II—“ Pete & General Features Corp. Rt. 6 A 44A — Open Dally and Hun.; Farkade Branoh — Mon. ttani Bai. United Methodist will meet “ Hook, Line and Sinker” members as being suitable for the possibility of toll free ser­ not expected to be finish^ until Hebron, will also be handling this 27th day of December, 1972. Krawski for a zone change from Tillie” 7:00-9:00 Charles Eaton (John and Bernice Bleq) Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. (8-40) ROOM 222 building because of the lack of vice to Manchester if enough sometime after next July. Andover news for the present Rural Residential to Coouner- Vernon Cine I—“ Fiddler on Secretary Students In Grades 3 through 8 The problem; A thief. adquate drainage for installa­ people in the Columbia Sidelights time. cial for ei^ t acres of land on the Roof” 6:30-9:30 January: Another new are eligible to participate in the (18) 700CLUB NOTICE tion of sewage systems thus exchange would sing the Mrs. Emt may be reached by Buckland A and therelqr have U. A. E a s t-“ 1776” 2:00-7:00- business in town with the I choir which will rehearse week­ resulting in pollution. petitions. calling 228-3971. This is a toll- denied the i^rawskl’s tite con­ — 9:30 — 9:30 FDRRM1EN1 8 AND ly and will sing twice a month Pollu tion In November Sibun again opening of an insurance office free call from Andover. struction of a Sturbridge- (8-40) ODD COUPLE Burnside Theater—“ The YOUNG PE0 P1£ as Sunday services. ° Pollution was also a factor in requested the selectmen to pur­ by Jeff R. Adams in the Village Advance news items may be Village-type development for (24) ONLY THE STRONG Getaway” 2:30-7:159:30 fk» aiiNuiika if raikkiu ii lu Mona Professional Center on Rt. 66; ’The adult social club will perenta aheuttheotNeSSSy ei the P23^,’s decision in March sue the matter, but no decision mailed to Mrs. Emt, Burnt Hill craftsmen and residential Meadows Drive- tar vtawtnp hy thalr CLOSEO SUNDAY — 10:00 — iofto caiiifiO cNMkoib prohibiting the construction of has yet been reached. elementary schools dropped Rd., Hebron. quarters. meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the (8-40) LOVE, In—“ Mechanic” 7:30; “ Return year-round residences on 50x100 Land Purchase small pox vaccination require­ The couple had planned seven church for an evening of card December 31 AMERICAN STYLE of Sabata” 9:25 1AU ASU AMlTTfO foot lots at Amston Lake. After almost two years of ment. colonial structurei onithe site ! playing. '»■ t24) STATE OF CONN. State Theater—“ Snowball Previous regulations had per- controversy over whether the February: Recreation Com­ which would also havd been Express” 1:45-3:50-6:00-8:00; mission conducted survey on Dance Club , — 10:35 — • .mitted year-round residences town, should purchase the used as businesses and < would “ Short Subject” 1:15-3:20-5:25» AU MB WtHTm recreational and cultural Herald (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY on those lots if the lots were on Gross-Dressman property on Plans Dinner attract tourists. 7:30 6 P a t 5 P .M . desires of residents; recycling file in the town land records as Reidy Hill and Greyville Rds., The Manchester Square According to the P ^ , the Yesterdays. — 11:00 — Manchester Drive-In—“ The bins set up at town landfill area. of May Iv 1947. ; town meeting action in January Dance Club will have a New request was denied because no (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Mechanic” 7:00-10:40; “ Return March: New town plan agree­ At a public hearing held by voted a $50,000 appropriation to Year’s Eve dinner and dance at assurance of what would be 25 Years Ago (20) HAVE GUN — of Sabata” 8:40 MtnicnB ment signed; Lions Club an­ At Heart Ball 4w 17 norim m)ia>ai»> the commission, many purchase the 36-acre piece of Verplanck School. Dinner will placed in the Conunercial zone i WILL TRAVEL Nrasl sr AMI Sssrtlai nounced the purchase of 84-acre Happy New Year residents with homes at the land for open space, conserva-i be served at 8 p.m., and dancing was guaranteed. Commercial Meyer Davis, whose Herbert McKinney is in­ tract of land on Rt. 85, new site — 11:30 — WINDMILLS TO RESCUE? lake felt that the change should tion and recreation. will continue until 1 a.m. zoning has no restrictions as to orchestra will provide the stalled as president of of He()ron Harvest Fair. (3 ) MOVIE be even more restrictive. A townwide contest resulted Earl Johnston of Vernon, club I lo L faxriAJr types of enterprises in the area music for the Heart Ball Feb. 3 Manchester Kiwanis. New York— Some of Amer­ , M MC UNOCA 17 A SH m a “ The Ugly American” (1963). “ Something must be done and in the property being named April: Preliminary budgets ica’s energy experts are talking (A(i Holt m r w ry caller, and Skip Smith of and could allow gas stations, at the Hartford Hilton Hotel has May the coming year be filletd with presented to Board of Fiance 10 Years Ago (8-40) DICK CAVETT seriously about a rebirth of the Mcatslsaisu) quickly before you lose the Grayville Falls and an open Millbury, Mass., will be the QUALITY APPLIANCES laundries, hotels and other been called “ the millionaire representing substantial in­ (20-22-30) JOHNNY windmill. They say windmills, 04444444444aa4aa4a4444444444 all the good things in life for you, lake,” one resident stated.' house and dedication were held callers. Mr. and Mrs. Russell businesses. maestro” . Eighth District files bill in creases; Bob Lees of Danbury CARSON even built on rooftops 80 storibs ^ 9B a Building inspector Richard last summer at the propertw White will cue the rounds. Also, the decision by the town He has played eight inaugural legislature through Steve your family and your friends. We’re 'won second anhual .five-mile — 1:45 — above city streets, could help Keefe even proposed,,that the Otter town meeting action Smith has been calling for 11 as to what will be done with the balls, including those of Cavagnaro asking clarity of dis­ solve the growing nationwide during the year saw Everett road' race. Hofpoinf (3 ) MOVIE grateful for your patronage. commission limit year-round years and has called at the New widening of Buckland Rd. has Eisenhower, ’Truman, Kennedy trict boundary lines, and energy shoiiage. May: $1,707,515 town budget “ Girls in the Night” (1953). building oh anything other than Graham elected as one of England Convention for the not yet been determined, and and Johnson, has played at seeking authority to furnish adopted; contract for new fire a conforming one-acre lot. Hebron’s members to the past eight years as well as at the PZC said the road is White House events 45 times, sewer services and fire protec­ engine awarded to Farrar Co. regional board; the approval of the national. His calling has DELUXE, NEW narrow, curves are many, and and for the Newport wedding of tion. ^ Other C onflirls of Woodville, ^ s s .; Gilbert a recommendation to request taken him through the United traffic is heavy on the town’s Jacqueline Bouvier and John F. iTlie PZC was not the only Gothreau of Amston killed in the regional board to amend the States and Europe. only north-south corridor. - [ Kennedy. On a first-name basis hbard to be served with possible Norwich City plan of regional school districts parachute jump in Hebron; fire SELF-OLEAIMIVENt In other action the PZC ap-' with presidents, kings and such ArHAiuofi wirjKiin carlino court procedures, when in May proved a site plan of develop­ leaders of society as the Manager Resigns f'noouciinN VITO’S 1972 George Alden of Reidy ment for offira and warehouse Rockfellers, DuPonts, Mellons, ELECTRIC RANCe NORWICH (AP) - City (Formerly Villa Louisa) 2ill Rd. filed suit against the space for the ^ t e Vending Co. etc., he considers himself “ a Manager Thomas H. Hissom, CHARLES VILLA LOUISA ROAD BOLTON Zoning Board of Appeals owMd by Mayor Abraham manufacturer of music for the • SeM-dean oven cleans Itself automatically, electrically 41, submitted bis resignation following denial of permission Glassman. The building will be aristocracy’’. BRONSON to build two houses on his • Huper-Matic SlOO-watt S-ln-1 surface unit Thursday night to assume a 60 DAY 100% on Burnham St. and is small in He has played for thousands in A MICHAI I W INNI R I ilm similar post in Englewood, N.J. property using a 50 foot right- *We warrant that we will repair or replace defective parti • Oven timing clock design and set back from the o f debuts all over this country Hissom, whose announce­ 6f-way to the blackland. In the eniine, tranamitilort, rear aila, front aile • Infinite-Heat Surface Unit Controls road. Presently Glassman And abroad. Last June, he and ‘‘THE I Alden had received approval ment came during a City Coun­ Now Playing WARRANTY anembly, hrake iyitem, and electrical equipment for 60 • High-speed ZYOO-watt surface unit ' works out of Hartford. ills band were flown overseas to cil meeting, said the resigna­ from the PZC for the two-lot o-Self-cleanlng Calrod® stap-up surface units with removable Also approved was a zone play at the American Embassy Great ■-^subdivision, one on seven acres tion was effective Jan. 31. MECHANIC’ C i n e Full Capacity trim rings and lift-but drip pans change for RR to A-20 for 14 in London. He is even booked Christmas Show He was city manager for five United Artists j ^ ^ n d the otter on four acres, 60 DAY 100% GUARANTEE s Full-wldUi cooktop lamp acres of land off Brookfield St. for a coming-out party in and a half years. Plu. Co-HIt subject to building with the ap­ 2 Speed • Basy-to-clecm porcelaln-enamel-on-steel backsplash and Griffin Rd. which will allow Philadelphia in 1988. He said he would become rtty “Rsturn of Sabata” , proval of the ZBA for the right- DRYER o No-drip cooktop. homes to be built on smaller Ail his music has a distinctive Lm V.ncl«.f of-way variance. administrator at the New WASHER o Timed and standard small-appllanc-e outlets lots. “ M eyer D avis” sound. He In filing the suit, Alden felt Jersey community. 70 TOYOTA 70 MAVERICK 71 TOYOTA All Porcelain • Full-width storage drawer V- Action was deferred on a began his career as the leader that the board’s decision forces MARK II 4-DR. SEDAN 2-DOOR SEDAN COROLLA 2-DR. SEDAN [ proposal for open space subdivi­ of a high school band in property owners who own large Automatic transmission, Automatic transmission, | 4-Speed, radio, plus all | sion by the U&R Housing Corp. Washington, D. C. in 1913. tracts of backland to construct radio, tinted glass, radio, vinyl roof. Toyota standard features. Reg. 2 on land off Tumblebrook Dr. 1110 Heart Ball is a fund­ New Years Eve town roqds before being whitewalls, low mileage! *198 ONLY $3601 and Fairview St. Also deferred raising event which will mark TiddleR allowed to build more than one *1895? Reg. $230. R eg. !^160 3 18 6 4 J - 7 H . 1 7 FBII PAP ‘ 1495*^ was action on restaurant plans the 25th anniversary of ’The Party " house . •1895* CTA 12 for Sulliyan Ave. requested by Heart Association of Greater , ^ Contlnuouo Performancee This suit is also pending, but Peter Morris. Hartford. Roast Beef Dinner i in the meantime Alden has from 1:15 today to Jan. 1st Reg. $220. SALE! Reg. $270, 3.Cye!e SALE! Cold Duck, Sparkling Wine requested the PZC to formulate 70 PLYMOUTH Dance to John Corvoa Company a set of regulations setting forth 70 TOYOTA' i9 CHEVROliT Convertible DISHWASHER $228 Featuring Connie I * ■? the requirements for a subdivi­ COROLLA STATION FURY III 4-DR. SEDAN 2-DR. NOVA COUPE 12 F R E E Z E R $189 Make Reservations Now 643-2342 sion of backlands with access WAGON V-8, automatic, power { 6 cylinders, automatic, I J' steering, factory air coq- R e g .-$260 SALE! YSPECIAL! Served D a lly over pKvate roads. 4-speed, radio, whitewalls, radio, whitewalls, low| Reg. $240. SALE! ditioning, remaining of i Even the Board of Tax tinted glass, CHOICE OF mileage! SAFETY V/2 lb. LOBSTER factory warranty 12 REFRIGERATOR $218 COMPACTOR $208 Now Playing Review didn’t make it through FEATURED Pilgrim Mlllt( own y j e t t i o r t the yepr unscathed, when in available. 1295* 'L. $4.95 C i t i e A t Reg. $250, Jumbo SALE! . let. Run April the Board of Finance •1495* *1895* Reg. $250. SALE! Comedy questioned the tax board regar­ < melotuk i^am PIANOS RESTAURANT ding certain irregularities in 3T DELUXE RANGE $218 Electronic DRYER $196 Rt. e & 44A Bolton 643-2342 the reduction of personal J .property lists on the Grand List ■^EAR END SPECIAL-I » ) t > > 1 i > ) ) t » » ) » ) of 1971 which were given a ten ALL PRICES ABE FOR WHITE — CHOICE OF COLORS IS 8UOHTLY EXTRA per cent penalty by the town’s 1965 LAND CRUISER assessor because of failure to 4oz. 6 cylinders, standard transmission, complete with plow. serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 BOLTON LAKE HOTEL file. This will pay for itself in ope winter! Special Only ... pull skein Six assessments had been 4 7 9 5 1 44-A M ls n . Cana. TsL: 643-9731 given the late penalties for Gentle Terms machine wash and dry failure to file and the tax board OPEN e Cash • Charge 50% acrylic/nylon New Year’s Eve Party had reduced two of these and Budget Terms w* IMMV* lh« ilgM to Kinlt quwMMM com pletely eliminated the — Pavers — i otter four from the list. IT Y | T TO N IG H T blau Up To 3 MAM BWINa MMM r a ic o u n i. The matter was resolved furniture stores Years To Pay! CenaMi least isef DU S31A0 after a joint meeting of the two Widdletov/ri Old SnybrooW M. inche-.ier \ , • m r WHIsnii Trte at Inc. Tax boards and with the six ’til 9:00 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 Me t a V I T t . DEAN NANCY HARRY KEENAN SEORGE Walter / Carol ' assessments being restored to JONES * OLSON • M0R6AN • WYNN * LINDSEY their original lists to the grand h DOWMTAns Dimm moM pa couple SC8U6HAT IV Aiattliau / Bumett LYNCH MOTORS EVERYNIGHT DON TAIT AND JIM PARKER & ARNOLD MARGOLIN Wst. „ . FREE DEUVERY, plus Daharals MM el Hal 326.00 Regionalizalion RON MILLER " “ "K NORMAN TOKAR lECWRCOUR’* IOl LARGEST TOYOTA DEALER! FREEPARKINfi, aatf Com Faals. hw. Tax HARTFORD AREA’S Saturdays’HI 5:30 Formerly Keith's of Manchester OttsswO bp MCNA VtSTA OltVIlOUTIOn CO.. IRC. C i m m t Otsasy PMmidnight are stored. After a few drinks Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Benoit of East Hartford. His maternal These are among factors ap> — less than 2 per cent — 66 of hour; and still others traveling these learned behavior patterns grandfather is Jeremiah DeSteidianis of New Britain. He has two parent in a breakdown of them hold about 13 per emt of may temporarily be weakened PRESTIGIOUS from house to house visiting sisters, Helen Tracy, 7, and Patricia, 5. religious affiliations of new the seats in the House and friends and spreading the good making you less inhibited and members of the Senate and Senate. Similarly, the 84 BRAND NAME PILE-LINED WOOL controlled. House. Methodists and 78 cheer. Andreoli, Christine Miehelle, daughter of Richard A. and DRESS SHIRTS MELTON COATS Several area restaurants 5. TRU E—Diluting liquor Lois D. Goodsell Andreoli of 34 Ellington Ave., Rockville. She Another aspect that shows up Presbyterians in the two houses report reservations coming in you are under a lot of stress. with water can slow the absorp­ was bom Dec. 16 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal is that while most Protestants occupy a somewhat larger Durable Press poly­ very slow this year. One relaxed while talking with a in Congress tend to be closely pit^rtion of Congress ttan Famous name brand! Answers tion rate as much as M per cent grandparents are Mrs. Lois V. Goodsell of Hartford and James ester and cotton restauranteur said they usually 1. FALSE-Some pei^le have because it reduces the amount friend alcohol will have less H. GoodseU of Bath, Maine. Her paternal grandparento are Mrs. divided between Democrats their part of the population, Pile collar and lining, 2 although less strikingly so than’ have half their reservations in a greater physical tolerance of of alcohol you get with each sip. effect than if you are standing Grace Andreoli of RockvUle and Fred Andreoli of Coventry. She and Republicans, most blends. Many color hacking top pockets, 2 for the Episo^lians. before Christmas and others liquor than others. The same But mixing it with carbonate drinking at a cocktail party. has a brother, Ridurd A. Jr. Lutheran representatives are and print treatments. patch pockets. Leather ____ i- On the other hand, Lutherans, com e in r i^ t after, but it’s not amount of alcohol can have a beverages speeds it up and a Although doctors don’t entirely Republicans and most Baptists of which there are nearly 9 Made in New Haven. buttons, camel only. so this year. greater effect on a 100-pound Scotch and water would be ab- understand why this is true, Giorgio, Jennifer, daughter of Lt. Cmdr. Frank A. and Claire are Democrats. So are most million in the country, almost Another restaurant reports person than on a 200-pound per­ they speculate that the Carvey Giorgio of Springfield, Va. She was bom Dec. 15'at Jews and Roman Catholics. Large assortment, Sizes 36 to 46. Men's, all triple the number of business is very slow and far son, because a lci^ l is quickly physiological effects of stress, Springfield, Va. Her maternal ffShidparents are Mr. and Mrs. The statistics were compiled sizes 14Vi-17. D&L stores except Episcopalians, number only 16 below expectations. Some are distributed uniformly within such as the release of certain Herbert (3mT^ey of Wayland, htess. Her paternal grandparmts by the interdenominational Men's, all D&L stores not planning activities, but are hormones, have intensified .Vernon, Groton and your circulatory system. Other are Mr. and Mm. Frank A. Giorgio of Manchester. Her maternal except New Britain, open for dinner reservations. physical factors include sorbed slower than a Scotch and effect when combined with FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR’S DAY great-grandmother is Mrs. Margaret Sullivan of Manchester. She New London. Two restaurants, who have no whether your stomach is empty soda or rum and Coke. alcohol. has a brother, Matthew, 2. C of C Takes No Stand Vernon. Groton, facilities for dancing, report Have you completed the 1 teaspoon dry mustard or full, since food coats the 6. FALSE—Switching drinks What better way to start off .ondon. business is good. In fact, one is quiz—if so, heed the message. 2 teaspoons salt stomach and slows the rate of won’t make you drunker the New Year than with a booked up full and turning Have a happy and prosperous •4 teaspoon pepper On Sunday Openings alcohol absorption; and how because you degree of intoxica­ festive, robust dinner with the patnms away. fast you drink, since your body tion is determined by the total New Year, whether enter­ 2 teaspoons grated orange family. It’s cold outside, but in­ STAR. eAXER* Much attention has been Laws. In order to take a posi­ No matter how you plan to can only bum up Vk ounce of amount of alcohol absorbed, not taining at home or joining the rind doors, all the warmth of time By CLAY R- POLLAN- given to Connecticut Blue Laws tion which will properly and ac­ celebrate the New Year, alcohol per hour, and more than by the flavor of the drink. gala festivities at your favorite 4 cups orange sections, ARIU LIMA spent together pervades while a J K Your Daily AcfM iy Guida by the Chambers of Commerce curately reflect the feelings of precautions should be takoi that wfll rapidly build up in 7. -FALSE—Alcohol has no restaurant, but keep it safe. halved MAS. 21 special meal makes this affair " y According to tho Start. in the area. The chief executive our membership the executive driving after drinking.* your bloodstream. 6 oranges 5 -A M . l» To develop messoge 'for'Soturdoy, a real holiday occasion. 8-32-48-68 Vt cup orange juice reod words correspond iiig to numbers officers of many suburban committee of the chamber will 2. FALSE—The Alcohol Citrus Stuffed Ham is the X/69-:1-75-79-81 7-13-56 of your Zodiac birth sign. chambers have met regarding review and decide what Bake ham in 325 degrees F. TAURUS SCORPIO Institute claims: ‘ "There is no perfect choice for a main dish. 61 And methods we will use to develop oven 3V5 to 4 hours or until meat APR. 20 1 Some 31 Pieces ocr, 23 their chamber’s position pro or scientific evidence to support It looks beautiful dnd it has an 2 Scrutinize 32 The 62 Advisoble con the laws as they now exist. a position related to the issue. thermometer registers 160 I irC MAT 20 3 You 33 Offers 63 Propositions N o y. 21 the curative claims of extraordinary blend of flavors 34 A 64 Suspicions According to Glamour degrees F. Remove from pan - O v l 2-21-23-26 4 Seem 30.3445-. These, area chambers have coffee”—raw eggs, chili in the citrus stuffing placed in 5 To 35 Disploy 65 Conclusions Magazine’s ^tors who com­ m i and cool. (The ham may be .^931-39-80-86 66 Concerning 5841 requested the greater peppers, steak sauce, oysters or deep diagonal cuts on top of the 6 Meet 36 AcceptorKe covered and refrigerated over­ GIMINI 7 A 37 Up 67 Received SAGITTARIUS Manchester Chamber join with clearance i p ile the following true-false Yule Trees ham. After the ham is baked, 8 Chor>9 es 38 Reoch 68 Popuior “ the hair of the dog”—either r.;. m a t 21 NOK. 22 / * quiz, with the help of the night). In large skillet melt 69 Restouronts them in their efforts in prepara­ nm m 9 In 39 W ill for intoxication or a hangover. you begin to prepare the stuf­ JUNf 20 National Institute on Alcohol butter, add onion and parsley 10 Money 40 Of 70 If DEC. 21 1 ^ tion of a unified position which Zorbins Comer • Manchester Parkade • Farmington Valley Mall • Bristol Plaza • New Britain • TrI-CIty Plaza • New London Mall • Groton 41 Some 71 Romorice Will Be For the morning after, most fing, lightly cooking buttered 4-20-28-42 11 Setup 19-27-35h» 7 J ' Abuse and Alcoholism, the and cook until tender. Add 72 Todoy would be consistent with all onion and parsley with bread 70-73-77 12Friendly 42 Risk 54-60.8389^ r doctors recommend two aspirin 13 Fascinating 43 Any 73 Impulse>ulS8 chambers in the area. holidays put even the li^ test bread crumbs and toss until CARRICORN every four hours to relieve crumbs, pecans, thyme, dry CANCER 14 Take 44 Deols 74 Or To date the greater Recycled drinkers to the test. lightly browned. Add pecans, 75 W ith mustard and orange rind. When JUNE 21 15 Carefully 45 Bosis DEC. 22 ^ headache and other aches. Some 46 Is 76 Contes Manchester Chamber of Take the test—the rest is up thyme, dry mustard, salt, 16 Show JAli. . » < % also recommend orange or this savory mixture is heated, ^%jULy 22 17 Hoppy 47 Of 77 Impels to you: pepper, and orange rind; mix 78 To 16-17-3640^ Conunerce has not officially Park Superintendent Ernest cranberry juice to replace lost juicy orange sections are 2-15-22-33 18 Favor 48 Less Questional Answer True Or well. Remove from heat and “■,)44-51-63 I9 A 49 Speciol 79 Modest 49-5587 W taken a position on the Blue Tureck today reminded “ MISSES’ AND JR. COATS energy-producing glycogen and stirred in to give the ham stuf­ 20 A 50 Situation 80 W ork AQUARIUS False stir in orange sections. Make 6 LEO 81 Prices I Manchester residents of his relieve sweating or dizziness; fing a light, aromatic flavor. 21 Words 51 And 1. ’The ability to "hold your diagonal cuts on top of ham, 22 All 52 Hoppv 82 A JA N . 20 department’s program for The remainder of the citrus 53 For 63 Mate beef bouillon to restore lost ^A U G .2 2 23 In EE». f#, Rockville liquor” or "drink someone else about 2 inches deep and 5 inches 24 Don't 54 Affection 84 Unpleasont recycling Christmas trees. potassium and help overcome stuffing can be placed in 2638-52-57^ under the tpbie” Is all in your long. At each cut, cut out a slice 1- 8- 9-10 25 You 55 Fovors 85 Be He said discarded trees may fatigue; and perhaps a mild scooped-out orange halves, then 26 Right 56 Person 86 Wonders 59-6672 Hospital head. about V inch thick and reserve. i l y i 1-46-62 be left at the following six baked for a few more minutes 4 27 Pleosing 57 And 87 Reosonoble riSCU tranquilizer. Some doctors feel VIRGO 50 Compromise 88 Discontent 2. Lots of black coffee will Fill slits with some of the stuf­ 28 CoSculated Pit. 1* locations: Love Lane at the a hefty dose of B vitamins can along with the Citrus Stuffed >A1/G, ’ 2 29Rulld 5® Sensible 89 Indicated Notes sober you up if you’re slightly fing. Chop reserved ham and sand pit. School and Autumn /y? stp'r. 22 30 Seek 60 From 90 Mecid UAR. 20 ease frazzled nerves. According Ham. 12/30 inebriated. add to remaining stuffing. Cut 6 24-29-37-43, Admitted Thursday: Molly Sts., Tolland TpkC;^ sand pit, 25% to 50% off to the Alcohol Institute there Citrus Stuffed Ham ■0,41-50-66-71 Ncutril 3. Wine and beer are absorbed oranges in half, squeese juice € 64-74-84-88' Hurley, RFD 2, Rockville; Harrison and E. Center Sts., isn’t enough available research 1 10-pound ham ^»y^76-78-82-9fl less rapidly than hard liquors. (reserve for other uses), pull Helen Persian!, Maxwell Dr., Keeney St. near Primer Rd., to back this up conclusively. 1 cup butter or margarine 4. A small amount of alcohol out membrane to make orange Vernon; Douglas Mercer, and Edgerton St. at the rear of 3. TRUE—Wine and beer are 1 cup chopped onion in the bloodstream has a mildly cups. Fill with remaining stuf­ Groton Long Point; Ruel the lumber yard. absorbed less rapidly because 1 cup chopiled parsley tranquilizing effect. fing mixture. Place ham and Luckingbam, Cervans Rd., Tureck said his crews will they contain small amount of 12 cups soft bread crumbs .5. Diluting a drink with orange cups in pan, cover and Rockville; Robert Falce, begin machine-chipping the non-alcoholic substances that 1 cup finely chtspped pecans another liquid—say, a Scotch bake in 350 degrees F. oven 30 Glenstone Dr., Rockvilleu stockpiled trees the week of slow absorption. . 1 teaspoon dried leaf thyme MUNICIPAL BUILDING to 40 minutes, basting ham with Katrini Merrill, Summit Dr., Jan. 8. The chips, he explained, ENTIRE STOCK Vz cup orange juice. Tolland; Joanne Devine, will provide mulch and trail Boy Scout News YIELD: 12 servings. Garnet Ridge Dr., Tolland; base materigls (or town parks. OF MISSES' WINTER COATS. I- She Takes Mystique Dorothy Beaverstodt,'!"'Grove ; CI-OSED He s u g g e s t that all nails Troop 157 How can the town St.; Rockville; Arthur Allen, and other metals be removed Out O f Cooking Members of Boy Scout Troop leaders approve two New Year's ^Day Mountain Rd., Ellington; from the trees ^ fo re they are Famous maker trimmed and untrimmed ■sfer 157 recently received awards at pornography book- Thomas Hastings, Somers; stockpiled. “ With resident ’ > .; - a (Dourt of Hqnor at St. Bridget James Stearns, RFD 2, By 'TOM HOGE PORK CUTLETS January 1, 1973 cooperation,” Said ’Tureck, “ a wool, suede, leather and fake fur coats. WS**- - ■ Church. atorea in town, yet Tolland; Albert Newmarket, AP Newsfeatnres Writer IN MARSALA WINE worthwhile use can be n o t approve of Sunrise Dr., Rockville; Mabel 1 1/2 pounds pork cutlets 1/8 Receiving advancement developed for discarded trees, Single and double breasted styles, some Anna Muffoletto, a petite, awards were Peter Bartolotta, voluntary school Pitney, Hammond St., inch thick Emargeiicy Telephone Numbers: with no detrimental attractive brunette of Si­ Flour \ star scout; and Joel Malinoskl, prayers? Rockville.. environmental effects.” belted. Plaids, tweeds, herringbones, solids cilian .extraction, has been salt and black pepper Tim Valente, Oiris Johnson, Highway...... 649-5070 | Discharged Thursday: unraveling the mysteries of Eu­ 1/3 cup chopped salt pork and Clark Standish, scout. Citizens For Refuse .040—1000 Phyllis Capen, Stafford Sizes 8 to 18. Don't miss this opportunity Merit badges' were awarded Springs;.William Wilcbx, Hart­ ropean and Asian cooking for 2 cloves garlic, cut in half Public Prayers Unitary Sower and Water ... .640-0007 to buy that coat you've been needing. fellow New Yorkers over the 1 cup dry Marsala wine to Hal Giglio and Steve Galpin, Henry Agostinelli, ford Tpke., Rockville; Mildred past decade. 8 slices prosciutto (Italian 2; and Richard Gobielle, Peter Waldron, Stafford Springs; " I believe in taking the mys­ ham) Bartolotta, Vincent Perry and State Coordinator Christian Weigold, Welgold Misses Coats, at all D&L stores. tique out of the kitchen and Pound cutlets thin with meat Martin Miller, 1. Rd., Tolland; Lucien Heckler, Fire Calls making people understand what mallet. Dredge in flour mixed Brewster St., Coventry; Hazel they are cooking,” said Miss with salt and pepper. F ^ salt Brennan, South St., Rockville;. At 6:58 pf.m. Wednesday, Muffoletto, who formerly pork in skillet with garlic five MAJESTIC TROUSER CO. FACTORY RETAIL DIVISION Mary Snyder, Broad Brook; town firemen answered a call minutes. Add cutlets and fry SPECIAL GROUPS taught home economics at .0 ■ Lillian Jones, South St., to 869 Main St. on the report of Hunter College and now runs five minutes on each side. Dis­ Rockville; Paul Houman, smoke. Investigation revealed her own cooking school, the card excess grease. Stir in wine __ ^ Prospect St., Rockville; Earl that the source of the smoke OF JUNIOR COATS. Cordon Bleu of Gourmet Gal­ and simmer 10 minutes. Cover A Swingin’ Fashion ^ Heimerdinger, Grand Ave., was a faulty ballast in a light lery, on New York’s upper east each cutlet with 1 slice ham, Rockville; Mrs. Cheryl Maran- fixture. side. cover and simmer 5 minutes Jiist step into this three-fold, one piece creation, and dino ami daughter. Village St., Thursday morning at 10:05, “ After all, it is not as com ­ more. Discard garlic. Arrange All your favorite coat styles at fine savings. you’re immediately and fashionably ready for lounging or Rockville. town firemen were called to the plicated as some of these ex­ meat on platter and pour sauce on-the-towning. It all begins with a black stretch bodysuit Births Thursday: A son to com er of Lawton and Weaver This year's looks in hooded meltons, perts try to make it sound,” she down center of meat. Serves 4 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cblpman, Rds. to extinguish an auto fire. and topped with a swinging textured nylon skirt boldly went on. “ In fact I can teach to 6. Good with a Sicilian white Rheel St., Rockville; A son to Damage was extremely minor, fur trims, jackets, boottoppers and Sherpa some of the most complicated wine, such as Val di Lupo. abloom with a festive floral print. D esired by Olga. / Mf. and Mrs. John Hurley, firemen reported. trimmed coats. Many colorful plaids and solids recipes to a child.” Harvey Lane, Rockville. At. 12:10 p.m. Wednesday, Miss Muffoletto likes to have 226 |NTHE\ Eighth District firemen her students get the feel and SPENCER ST. Cash in on the savings today. Sizes 5 to 1.3. PATHMARK^ answered a call to 215 Hollister flavor of foreign cookery first MANCHESTER.. SHOPPING CENTER About Town St. to investigate a report of hand. Juniors, at all D&L stores. Giving A Mary (Cheney Library anS smoke in the cellar there. “ This fall,” she said, “ 1 will take my classes on tours of Whiton Memorial Library will Firemen said the smoke was Middle East spice shops, let Party? close tomonnw at noon. Both caused by a blown fuse. them browse through Italian will reopeii Tuesday, Mary noodle and sausage factories m K A S t Cheney at 9 a. m. and Whiton and visit Greek bakeries and STORE We’ll Be Glad Memorial at 2 p. m. Japanese grocery stores. We- WANTED wiil also poke our noses into the MANCMSTHt rAM IAH To Help... cooking pots of a Greek tavema Bodies that need reniodeling and an Italian trattoria.” 8 out of 16 hemes Our friend also is a firm be­ HARVEST HILL GIN Clothes In fact do make tlte real live stuff liever in the theory that you HEUBLEW IXlIXTIULS 90 Proof have a cold room should use the same wines for Full Strength [Men’s Double Knit Men’s Double Knit 18 YOURS ONE OF THE 97??? * cooking that you do for drink­ ■/> Gal.’10.12 f ing. Flare & Straight Leg “ There is no sense in spoiling o..*5.11 5»,*4.14 Warm up that a good dish by seasoning it with SPORTCOATS an inferior wine,” she said. SLACKS Reg.,$70.00 hard-to-heat raom Reg. $28-$32 '' Miss Muffoletto decided back SMRNOFF VOOlU- $4950 with the new in 1960 that it was time she paid HMIVEST HIU VODKA iW GHUCHASER a visit to the land of her Sicilian 80 Proof 80 Proof forbears. “Makes The Party Coma AtNa” »15-*17 w n sB a rn m E M “ My first visit was just 72 $ 9 2 4 THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW years after my grandparents ~

I . MANCHF-STER EthSNlNG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F ri.,D ec. 29, 1972— PAGE SEVEN- PAGE SIX - MANCHESTEai EVENING JfflRALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. M, 1OT2 • t, South Windsor in 1972 School Housing Problem

The task of pr^lding disputed the board’s theories successful in locating industry small food stands along the Abraham Glassman was a project partially funded the building because of the poor performance, and after iUanrljwtrr ate accomntodram for and argued in behalf of the in the town. successful in getting the state applying for and receiving an way. through federal grants. The attendance. ■i livtqg and learning p South Wapping annex plan. This year 'the commission This year the town will, boast to consider th% road as part of new plant makes possible the An Industrial fire at the additional one-^gbt Windsor proved to be Individual CCRRG members, approved the town’s first “ open approximately 40 more new its highway system before the purification of waste water up Industronics, Inc. plant on performance franchise, Founded Oct, /, 1881 ft^ ^ tin g for somedlhcted df- many of whom were part of the space subdivision” known as home building permits over last town would have to spend to 90 per cent which is recycled Sullivan Ave. last April resulted “ Fiddler” was again played to during 1972,'and most original facilities study “Skyview” which will permit year’s total of 31 and~ $700,000 to repair and widen it. into the Connecticut River. in damages to the plant a capacity crowd. The play was Published by Manchester Publishing newspaper by ca n ie daily before 6 p.m. i to mqi^ers of the committee, argued statistical homes to be built on smaller approximately 140 apartment Under consideration now is Another victory for the estimated at $1 million. The under the direction of Mrs. Co., 16 Bi-ainard Place, Manchester, should telefdtone the circulation depart­ of'E ducatiA gnd schpbl, information data and potential lots (% acre) with acrage left and condominium buildings the retention of Buckland Rd. commission was jhe strong sup- plant reconditions used Mary Lawton and musical Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. ators. But the town .. growth figures and fou^t an around each development for (from 8 to 12 qnits each). by the town with the widening port at the polls for an furnaces, ovens and in­ direction of Nicholas Lesbines. did experienof l]^dustrlal ^ unyeilding battle for a bearing open space land. Also approved were 40 of the road to 40 feet to improve struments. No injuries were Published every evoiing exbept Sundays additional sewer installation Ddring the hot summer, the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation growth and the/Plinhing and with the board on a Wapping Ownership and maintenance housing for elderly units on traffic flow at the intersection program approved for ^.5 reported in the 45-minute blaze, youths staged a “ Frlsbee and holidays. Entered at the htochester, plan. Member of The Associated Press Zoning (^mmis^im made great o f the open space portion can Elm St., the town’s first accom­ of Ellington, Oakland and million. The lines will be In­ but closer scrutiny on all metal tournament” and broke the Conn., Post Office as Second (Sass Mail striddes in futifre planning for They were met with either be approved by the town modations for the senior Buckland Rds. and Sullivan stalled in residential areas in buildings is being taken by the existing disc tossing record Matter. comments to “get off the officials or placed in the hands citizens. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes the town. Ave. the town and will cost fire department officials. held by a Los Angeles, Califor­ The ending of the year did not board’s buck” and were later of a homeowners’ association. A matching grant for $5,000 The council doors to homeowners approximately Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for The town has received the nia college fraternity. The teen­ altar or resoVe the need for tagged "vigilantes” . But the The “ Skyview” deed has been was received by the workshops were open to the $9.50 per square foot for street typographical erors appearing in adver­ hew fire truck pumper to be agers scaled the disc for 241 Subscription Rates space at the South Windsor group claimed the right of the presented to the council which Conservation Commission from public and Councilman Robert lines. hours and 8 minutes, beating tisements and other reading matter in The people to participate in the is now looking into the the Ford Foundation for a study Hornish invited townspeople to used to fight fires in large High School tp house a growing In January, the cormnission th e college record by Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. democratic process and advantages and disadvantages of land in the town. come in and rap with him on industrial areas, a priority student pc^pfution, a problem hopes to connect the Avery St. approximately 45 minutes. The Display advertising closing hours, three stressed the duty of the elected of having shrubbed land in One unexpected setback was issues they were interested in request from the (Community One Month |3.2S One Year $39.00 that has d6i$W ted the board’s sewer project to the Rt. 5 lines kids worked in shifts of four full days |»1or to publication. officials to serve the needs of natural states in areas around experienced by the Town or discuss ideas for Development Action Single Copy 15’ Six Months $19.50 I for the'past three years, and t^gin servicing homes hours each and a number of ail the peopld. The board was South Windsor. If the idea is Ckiuncil when 310 names on a implementation. The sessions Committee! CDAP). By Carrier, Weekly 75* Three Months $9.75 Deadline for H ^ d want ads, 12 noon at . the board is f a c ^ .with where lines have been installed teenagers took part. asqpred that the (X31RG would approved, the Conservation petition were presented to the lastef five weeks and Hornish Youth Entertain prior to day of publication; 12 noon FMday at the present high sch ool, under the previous sewer not relinquish the "vigU” of the Commission will inherit the members from residents who reported the residents first The town’s youths con­ They were given money and Subscribes who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. j has a student capacity referendum contract. for l,2(io persons. This year, board until the board got “ to open land. resented the state taking over requested curtailing apartment tributed a major share of enjoy­ food donations. The food was ' The PZC completed a study of Buckland Rd. and widening it to ith' tbe aid of six modular the job they were elected to do, building units in ilhe town and The Youth Center at Windsor- ment to the townspeople. In the eaten and $110 was presented to Rt. 5 with the help of a staff 60 feet. For approximately 20 Iqasrobm, some 160 more leaving political involvmenta free rubbish removal. ville Rd. is experiencing an spring the SWHS drama club Donald Gates, assistant planner from the Department years, town officials had asked dents were accommodated, out of decisions.” They said. Sewers Completed attendance setback and presented the popular musical treasurer of the ^ uth Windsor of Community Affairs. The that the state service and Top Ten For 1973 dpre facilities are being To make the addition “ more - The Sewer Commission members of the Community “ Fiddler on the Roof” and were Bank and Trust Co. by Craig study resulted in rezoning por­ maintain the only north-south {rained. Also, the situation- salable” , an expression used by successfully completed and Service Council now report that greeted with standing ovations Doering, chiarman of the members of the board and the tions of the highway route corridor in the town. opened the town’s secondary the out-of-the-way location will after each of the performances. tournament. It was deposited in ekists, that while the high which will prevent an influx of Early in 1972, Mayor It is top ten season again. This is the the President admittance on one of his school population continues to "Town Council, the council treatment plant on Viberts Rd., probably force the closing of The people demanded another the Cancer Society fund. \ time of the year when we select the infrequent visits to the Washington increase, student enrollment in transferred $300,000 from the the grammar schools continues Capital (Joals fund as a means top ten news stories, the top ten branch of the growing chain. to decrease. of assisting taxpayers in order movies, etc. of the past year. 5— President Nixon will announce Ita June of 1970, town to decrease the dollar burden if the.addition was approved. While such a selection, or ranking of the budget has been balanced residents rejected a referen­ dum request by jhe boahi to In November, by a vote of events of the past is not too whereupon the Congress will declare two-to-one, the addition was Everything You Need For Yourl allow the spending of $8.8 hazardous, there is always some a national month-long holiday and the million for a new 2,006 pupil defeated at the polls when 95 high^ school. This dictate per i^ t of the town electors misgiving about it since our im­ country will end up another $250 c h p r ^ 'thb' board the tu rn^ out. It was back to the mediacy to the past may not stand the million in the red. responsibility of finding a feasi­ drawing board for the education board to decide what method test of tiipe when 1972 is measured 6— Vice Spiro Agnew will announce ble solution to adequately will be used this fall to house New Year’s Festivities accommodate the bulging high more objectively in historical he will not run for president in 1976 Greenbrier — A Study of Winter Ckmtrasts. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) school student population. more high school students in perspective. but instead will become the president Shortly after the referendum the present overcrowded environment. National Pretzels t. was 'defeated, the board called Since editorial writers are not sup­ of the National Association of New Problem Comes Up for resident assistance and Super thin twist! Great with vour favor­ posed to fear treading where angels Broadcasters. f o ile d a School Facility Study In October the board was ite beverage. 9 oz. pkg. Reg. 29c ea. 4 99® fear to, we will really stick our neck 7— Ralph Nader will win a court in­ Committee comprised'^ of faced with another .sticky situa­ Westmark” tion. High school students, Kennedy Playing residents, businessmen, and by Waal Band but and list what we consider will be junction forcing the Internal Revenue Inside board members. This group protesting a board policy Schraffts Chocolate Thin Mints the top ten stories in the new year of relieved the entire board of the smoking ban and a demerit Service to call back all the Form 1040s _ _ ' I Bittersvlreet chocolate, mint centers. Reg. system used against them, 71/2 0 Z . size 44c ea. 1973. because the questions and study problem and undertook 3,„S1 Automatic Cards Shrewdly the' study of all alternatives. staged a “ walk-out” in the calculations therein constitute a Double ses^ons, a year-round school lurking lot. Through the I Planters Cocktail Peanuts 1— Gov. Meskill will announce the Coffee Urn brother John did something very Report f. IfChool a nem housing plan and efforts of Principal Ralph hazard to the mental health and By BRUCE BIOSSAT I Vacuum packed for freshness. Reg. bus crisis has been resolved. The similar right after Dwight D. I the 1 controversial “ Wapping (]onlon, the students brought R oasted in vegetable oil. 16 oz. S9c economic well-being of millions of If we’re going to follow Sen. 77® solution will come about with the Eisenhower won his first big KowlanH Evans and Robert !\ovak vPla|” were, among plans the complaint to the board for a Ted K enney around for the hearing. Our Americans. victory in 1952. studied. Our merger of the state’s two private bus next four years or more, we’re Faced with opposition by 7 oz. Foam Cups Reg. John F. Kennedy had just The committee majority Reg. Pkg. 8— A woman will be appointed to the going to have to learn when to 11.99 companies with Wells Fargo Stage been elected to the Senate as Nixon^s Hard-Hat favored the latter plan which doctors who claimed health Package of 51; Ideal lor parties. 4 9 c of 51 cabinet. Mrs. Pat Nixon will take over get excited and when not to. hazards; members of the Lines of Whippletree, Wyo. Ike was sweeping the nation. called lor the use of the nearby Right now isn’t the moment. Greater Hartford Tuberculosis Scepter He appeared on “ Meet the Wapping Elementary School as the new cabinet post of Secretary of He’s just warming up. 2— Sen. George S. McGovern will Press” the Sunday after elec­ WASHINGTON-Secretary of transferred to, a new super-^ White House. While.invitations an aitpex to the high school. Association as the need for the Coffee Klatsch since cabinet The sober-sides got all New Year’s Eve Party Favors announce the Democratic Party is out tion. He could have followed the Labor-designate Peter J. cabinet.! But. whereas the for Republican politteians'and Had the plan been implemented smoking by “ hard care” Collao urn makaa 12 to 30 steamed up recently when he cups. Serving light tells when meetings do not amount to any more standard party line and moaned Brennan’s attitude toward the Secretaries of Commerce and big businessmen -werd! in ih l|971, a. phase-out of the smokers; and parents who felt Records of debt due to a grant from the held out the “ olive branch” to brewing la done. about the puzzling behavior of federal bureaucracy. President Interior now become limousine limited supply, the .lists bulged elementary school would have if the board allowed the Choose from noisemakers, party hats & decorations, than coffee hours anyway. President Nixon and also said Environmental Protection Agency American voters who rejected Nixon and his country emerged puppets, Brennan definitely with labor leaders, almost all i been neressary and this action smoking facility privilege, it balloons, lets etcetera! he had more good will right now 9— California will become the the noble Adali Stevenson and when, on a walking tour of the will not. f Democrats, fpom such would haye intermingled high would once again be giving in to • Dionne Warwicke under provisions of the law calling for in Ck)ngress than he’s ever had chose instead a general new to Labor Department, he A major reason is Mr. unfashionable Nikbpite uinons sdhool' students with the “ whims’ of students” the nation’s first vegetationrfree state before. • Kingsmen preservation of endangered species. politics. discovered a shocking lack of Nixon’s fascination with him. ' • Beach Boys knows where all those votes are country obviously has the hew Turning to an aide, E^nnan usually animated in private, Be)[ond hin s ^ b o ^ c impor- ^ ' 'SiUtse,' ,tli,^ ,.plif{?e^ut would allow a smoking area. ’Die need he will (a) not be a candidate ;.(b) will in the state thus solving the problem that elected Mr. Nixon president it wants, and so let’s snapped out an order :7Every chats with Brohnari. At the Dec. ‘ ' tance,^Breraianis co\ini;^.qnby I'have wsen'^rompleted by the to 'clear lavatories of smoke and •'Isley Brothers overwhelmingly. No use not be a candidate for president; and of smog killing off trees and lawns. get in there. office in the department will 16 dinner for past, present and the White House to srorh lip Mr. i 1^3-7^ school year, the plan smokers for* the intended use of wasting time if you’re going in • Lloyd Price 10— George Bush will announce the Ted Kennedy’s similar prominently display a future cabinet members, Mrs. Nixon’s greatest weakne^yrith again was brdught before the the facility also played a large (c) will not be a candidate for 1976, is there? judgment, instinctive, made for photograph qf Richard M. Brennan was seated at Mr. w o r k in g p e o p le :' h is board with (to phase-out, but part in the board^decision, and • Hit Groups u president under any circumstances Republican Party has adopted what Wrong, Kennedy simply had a much better politics than if he Nixon. In the intervening two Nixon’s left and her husband identification with huge cor- .^just.'the redistrictin^. of the after six weeks of waiting and couple speeches to make, and except... he called a “ Northern Strategy” to had chosen to deliver some weeks. Labor Department was the subject of presidential poratiphs,' includiqg pro­ ^ present Wppping children to three agenda meeting wanted one of them to be about partisan whack at Mr. Nixon. bureaucrats who have seen toasts. business bias in Wage-price con­ fou^ grammar Khools in the discussions, the board changed 4— President Richard M. Nixon will keep Republicans in the party ranks Congress in the months just The core of the American presidents com e and go have White House insiders feel the trols. Even before being sworn towh. The comrnitteie felt the its smoking ban policy and ahead. win the support of the nation’s since they are outnumbered by system is giving people a scurried about seeking Nixon President sees in prennan what in, Brennan was an observer at plan could work. They reaspqed allowed outdoor smoking at the Weal Band So, what do you say? Hit the Rolling Garment Rack Westmark"' former Democrats. choice. You only demean them photographs. In due time, he perceived (mis.takenly, they the consultation on pntrols tha^ with the declining school governed by stipulations D49S custodians when he refuses to fire the president over the head with a Travel and the system if you start right presumably, Brennan also will now say) in Spiro T. Agnew between the President, and elementary population rate, the of the principal. Auto. 12” Skillet White House doorkeeper who denied So much for the crystal ball. big laundry list of things off talking to them as if they remedy the absence of when he select^ him for Vice labor leaders. ‘ Wapping children would fit into A rejiort from the Alarm Clock O . . Q Q Q Democrats think he should have had acted like a bunch of American flags. President in 1968: the Skeptics wonder hovi long a the schools and, without a administration states an over­ been doing or ought quickly to bubbleheads. The incident not only warmed archetypal self-mafle man with hot-tempered Irishman from building program but' with all improvement in the school do in a new Congress? Our Som e.of our serious flinty White House aides but unshakable beliefs jin the value the sidewalks of New Yo^k will minor im provements in the as a result of th’e lifted smok^g Bright chrome plate. Assembles in I Kennedy rejected that idea ban and Principal Conlon was Rei minutes, no tools needed. Disas­ l reinforced confidence there of national patriotism and the stomach Mr. Nixon’s icy palace Wapping school, the high school 1 4.99 observers seem to imagine that out of hand. In the first place, 4.9I?- sembles lor storage. decisions like Kennedy’s, to say that Brennan is the right man work ethic. Mr. Nixon shares guard. There has been oouble population could be housed and overhead to say that what was 2.97 High dome cover for large roasts, etc. he doesn’t like to carp. In the learned by students in the Single Door Wardrobe n*g.ii.98 Non-stick interior, detachable heat The Innocent something nice about Mr. for an important political those benefits. More important from the start. Brennan cLashed ^ucated. 30 hour alarm, luminous hands. second, this isn’t exactly the Steel reinforced and sliding sleel ^ Q O control, skillet is Immersible. Nixon, come only after a long mission: keeping blue-collar politically, he believes working over questions of Labor The. board, however, voted to discussion sessions, “ could Leather textured case, tan or red. time for carping. The states of framed door. Extra space!______• » 0 0 #1894/96/97 ______, spell of thought, with the door workers who voted for Mr. people do too. Department staffing with Fred .. resolve the overcrowding high never be taught to them in a this union just voted 49 to 1 for closed and the head cupped in Nixon in his New Majority. So, the affinity between the Malek, Mr. Nixon’s i^ldly school problem at the level textbook on the dem ocratic Mr. Nixon,., giving him a the hands. Thus, in a second-terra cabinet President and_ lifelong efficient personnel chief.;, where it existed, and asked process of government.” Bystander winning vote margin upwards Well, some decisions do of clerkish organization men, Democrat Brennan leads That trouble was sooth^ , but residents to support a $1.9 CurreiAly under study is a of 17.5 million. The voters demand extended- study and the emotive, volatile Brennan is naturally to New Majority con­ such disagreements flash a>.red mllffon new wing addition. The method ^to penalize students Masterwork hardly seem in a mood to read . I rt Uopfte reflection. But this wasn’t one cast in a resplendent role. cepts developed by|Mr. Nixon danger signal. Unlikq 'other boatd argued that shifting that will not reflect on them an instructional manual from Home Music of them. That role is misunderstood by and White House political cabinet members, Brennan WApping school children to the academically as students are Democrats. It didn’t take Kennedy 30 liberal Republicans, who strategist Charles Cqlson. Even represents a powerful con­ ’’ .elementary school was a now suspended if caught Center Here Kennedy’s best political seconds to qpt against some grumble that Brennan, a New though a majority of members stituency. If he is ‘ a symbol compromise of elementary sm oking in lavatories and instincts were serving him. Unbiased News Fits Your Bias dull recital of Mr. Nixon’s York City building trades labor in such liberal uniqns as the being toasted by Mr. Ni^n, he ed i^ tion for high school stu- receive a “ zero” for classroom There’s plenty of time for par­ supposed responsibilities in the leader, is unqualified to United Auto Workers defied would also be a symbol if he deiit,faclliUes. periodh they should be Bell Records tisan carping later. The The Nixon Administration’s of felonious elitist gossiping by American Beauty rose9 to a field of new legislation. administer the I^bor Depart­ their; leaders to v o ^ for him follows the fate of Walter A Noy. ‘ 7 referendum was attending which results in sensible, mature, graceful decision in the fall of 1972 to hinting that the Secretary of the group of starving pea-pickers The President, not the ment bureaucracy. Even some this year, Mr. Nixon still feels Hickel, Peter G. Pdterson and scheduled and the pre-election automdfic semester failure. • Godspell — thing at this moment is to crack down on television Treasury had absconded to who could, of course, find work Democrats, has “ position.” So administration officials have it is easier to get labor votes scores of lesser officials purged days .^were a^ series of Zoning Studied Original Broadway Cast if they wanted to. accept the voters’ verdict, and J ? stations for broadcasting what Brazil with what was left of the why not recognize it? If, after secretly advised the AFL-CIO when the leaders—as in the by Mr. Nixon, Alone among controversies when a number of In planning and zoning, the • Fifth Dimension — 1181 tell the winner it gives him an it considered “biased news” gold in Fort Knox. In a graceful speech, Mrs. to surround Brennan with E59B Polaroid enormous opportunity. that, he can’t even kick a field Teamsters and cabinet member’s Peter. Bren ' 'individuals, Cbpcerned Citizens overworked commission has Greatest Hits AM/FM slereo radio, automatic had a m ajor impact on the in­ “ We don’t comment on Nixon said the roses were “ a goal, it may not be a bad thing competent technicians to pre­ Longshoremen—agre^ with the nan wears a label: Handle With for Responsive and Responsible •Partridge Family — record changer: 8 track tape player. Kennedy sensed it, whether completed studies of jthe zoning Square Shooter #2 Camera dustry. unsubstantiated reports, sworn symble that your President that you reminded the voters vent Brennan boo-boos from members. Care. ______Government '(CCRRG), in the town and has been "Notebook" . . This, coupled with the affidavits or all-points cares for vou.” It was with or not he thought it through where he started from. They embarrassing his labor con­ Mr. Nixon seeks to command Current Quote '' increasing number of newsmen bulletins,’’ said Presidential tears of gratitude coursing hard. He may not even have Save an Extra 20% Off don’t mind a little memory stituency. this blue-collar strategy to “ We got up at 7, listened to jailed by the Government, led Press Secretary Ziegler with in­ down their cheeks that the star­ remembered, but his late h.-’ on our regular low prices on jogging but they’re pretty good Such criticism ignores the future Republican leaders not the radio and melted water inevitably to .' thoughts will do. property damage. spra.wl. you stop bombing us?” In addition, I want to tflMk in 16” Diagonal Television In bringing you hate and love. • Uninsu^ motorist protection of $20,000 \ Nativity Sets A throng of decent Dr.' Kissinger, immediately particular Mr. Allen Attas of ; •All Uriah Heep featuring "Magicians Birthday” Thoughts are things and thetf $40,000 for any one Americans, conservatively es­ broke off the peace talks. "If Manchester for his assistance for any one pel (•All Rod Stewart, • Window, Door and Wall \ "Never a Dull Moment” Our timated at 24.2 million, lined we have to promise to stop airy wings and concern. accident. Are swifter than carrier Reg. Decorations the banks to cheer their beloved bombing them,” as he so cor­ Mr. Gerald R. Leverant doves. 4 119.70 President as the handsome, rectly said, "what kind of an 92 Norton Lane •Santa Beckoning Stockings They follow the law of the un­ virile leader set a new world's unconditional surrender is South Windsor & Tree Skirts record for handsome, virile that?” iverse— Features solid state modules, Iron! mounted speaker. Great idea for watching the bowl games! Famous Zenith quality! • And many more decorations leaders. And now for a look at the Each thing must create its I; E598 We plan to bring you every warm human-interest side of kind; Today in History ^uii ll^uRANCE A gency si*fciAutwa in au^ MIS or m8uiup»ct ano « ai istati minute of the President’s the honest unbiased news. When And they sweep o ’er the track Today is Friday, Dec. 29, Uic 3 WAYS TO CHARGE historic four-hour battle with it comes to warm human to bring you back Added Attraction — 1145 Tolland Tpke. s a l e ; f r i. and s a t . 364th day of 1972. ’There are two 1209 BLVD. the eiements just as soon as interest 1 guess there’s no one Whatever went out from your days left in the year. All Ujriah amw & 0 3 7 Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. SOUTH,wi; iR, CONN. Rod Stewhrt Prior Hits The White House finishes more warmly, humanly mind — Unknown Today’s highlight in history: W E 5 9 8 Manchester Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. unediting our film. interesting than our beloved submitted by: On this date in 19S4« Japan Jack Risley In. the other honest unbiased First Lady. Dennis F. Moore renounced the Washington Lew Dube news tonight, the Washington The beautiful Mrs. Nixon 38, Church of Jesus Christ, DRINK Naval Treaty limiting the . ———— pi' Post was arrested. journeyed today to Applacbla of Latter-day Saints navies of the United States, Bri­ m k The Post was rightly accused Corners to present a bouquet of (Mormon) tain and Japan ■rt.' f

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PACK n e w t - MANCHESTER E V ^tN G HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Fri., Dec. » . \v n MANCHEiSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 29, 1972 — PAGE-NINE . ■- • : . • . ■ V •' learHon Offers 53rd District ^ . f i p s o n ' '.K ^ “ Brainard To Hold f h properly propued .GOHOL, DRUGS AND w ith car-f« M drtv«9> rlNC DON’T MIX H tn«' beat insalfali^ a^j| drtaiM on New .Year’s Eve Frank AtviliOod Area Meetings bqUday trafaq^pi^leiiDLi io allow pl«4 y ^ 0 ^Mandiester Pbnoe C h i^ ^al^phol to leaveyopr system 1 ^ ; , ■.! Styles change in the florist Qiristmw now. When Mr. and abaidoD said ihtii I driving. Tilsit’s about one HOLLY GANTNER already been active in new ' of winter drivin||'l_ hour lor each average diM. business as they do in the Mrs. Krause started their clothing trade, rtthou^ minre business, chrysanthemums Correspondent legislation to be brought before The driving tipe.'^'vrtilfii the Drugs such as Cold tablets, State Representative Jesse the legislative committees in ,. chief called “crash tranquilisers, or even aqiirin slowly, and at no season at the Were available only in the fall year are the changes more “aiid that was it,” as Mrs. A. Brainard has announced his early January covering matters preventers,” are based on can affect your judgement and schedule of quarterly meetings in the fields of veterans’ recoamendations of the reflexes — especially if you apparent than at Christnaas. Krause says. A post-Christmas visit to Now cultural methods have with the principal town officials benefits, improvements in NathSnal Saftey Council and the have “One for the road” before in the 53rd Assembly District, matters concerning ..senior - International Association of driving. “Stay alert and stay Krause Florist and Greenhouse made it possible to produce on Hartford Rd. and a pleasant chrysanthemums at any time of Coventry, Tollahd and citizens, roads, local planning Chiefs of Police. alive,’’ the chief emphasised. and zoning (including abolition talk with members of the year, by managing the Willington. ^PREP>|REjfOlJR CAR — “The increasing in­ of the present so-called illegal a i ^ ^ 'tw good tlrsa #i0 i Krause family reveal that the temperatim and, most impor­ T he^, tantly, the light. If you have a terdependence of ail branches subdivision restrictions), and JtMd should make flowering plants selected by tax changes. . ^ T A R STOP Chrlsffnas “mum’, you again of government requires, I s ^ . and direc- customers this year as gifts are "Interested persons still have SLOWLY ^ . pleho of indeed quite different from have a dioice to n^e, says believe, renewed efforts to open ,«K«mbetwl^’ tj^n'dl .a ig ^ lr are Working wider the vital communications some time to request their ' die peoMrl/.;. Check" your those that Michael and Anna George Krause. You may kqep ahead wfaen '‘^d e !hts'-,;gre the blooms until thqy fade or channels between elected of­ representative or senator to in­ u wipers and washer Krause grew and sold when troduce bill proposals,’’ covered witk ic or' otov> they stairted the business 50 you may cut them back «nd ' ficials at all levels,” said YtMllneed ^Good VisibUity Brainard. He has set the last Brainard noted, “but the . roM to May.' ihWaki at years ago. hope for Second bloom in el|d)l Bt^OT on dry roads, ■ST’ to 10 weeks. You miist, Saturday in January, March, deadline will be Jan. 11.” He is Poinsettias are tho king of urging any of his constituents Chief said. He addled however, expect smaller June, September and BE I READY FOR Christmas plants today. Many who have not alrea<^ done so to that ytm even need more room more poinuttias are sold at blossoms. December from 9 to 11 a.m. for if you have studded tires or TROUBLE — Yoiir trunk the sessions. contact him immediately if lV this season than all other kinds Michael and Anna Krause chains. should carry emergency equip­ The first session will be in they have matters requiring the ment in case of bad weather or of plants together, but this was remonber brisk demand for introduction of new legislation. not so when Mr. and Mrs. Jerusalem cherry plants at Coventry’s town hall, the next accidoit. Chief Reardon noted. session in Tolland, and the third "A phone call to my home in SKIDS — If you start to skid, You should have tire chains or a Krause, a young married cou­ Christmas. This year a single sther into it. If the rear end in Willington. Coventry, or a letter either to shovel; traction mats or a ple WitiriDts of energy hot little customer inquired for this plant slides right, steer right. If it Brainard said that the Coventry or to my State Capitol bucket of salt or sand; flares or money, bought a small and.had to be told there were address will receive my prompt skids left, steer left. “But keep greenhouse at the present loca­ none in the store. meetings, while primarily reflectors; a flashlight; and a designed to give local officials attention,” he said. yodr wheels rolling,” the diief pair of gloves. It also helps to tion in 1922. There were no calls this K*!-. said, “because you can’t steer a Still active, Mr. Krause at 85 Christmas for kalanchoe, a updated information on ac­ Don^t Chance have a set of battery cables, a tivities in Hartford, and to hear car if the wheels are locked.” small rug, and a first aid kit. and his wife at,77, they talked modest, shrubby plant with about those early years while small flowers that was popular comments and recommen­ "Of most importance,” the dations, are open to the public. chief said, “drive at a steady, th^r stood across a greenhouse years ago. ' Read bench from each other, putting The Krause shop had only a Commenting on recent STAY ALERT — If you feel moderate speed” which is legislative developments, suited to weather and road con­ Easter lily bulbs in pots. Both few cyclamens for Christmas Herald Ads dhiwsy, open the window; puli of them work neariy every day this year, purchased from Brainard said be was delighted off .the r o ^ and rest. Get a ,cup ditions. It is imperative to drive to support the new procedural much slower on snow and ice at these jobs they know so weU another grower. All were sold, OT .Cdffee or a soft drink. Chief and have done so many, many since there were a few changes introduced by the new enjoy the Now if you want to enjoy life in 73. That slightly out of vision/thaf not Reardon advised. Get out df the than on dry roads, he said. Republican leadership. “I see times. customers for the few plants, For Prompt. Safe, car and walk around to stay Suddeto changes in speed or the mandatory roll call on quite perfect coordination can get a lot of laughs at a party. Out,on the 'v direction will cause traction Leaves Used to Fall but cyclamen appears to have Economical alert. “There’s nd suhiibtute, gone out of style. every calendar bill as a major however, for being welL rested problems and' may throw your Poinsettias were bard to accomplishment,” he said. Transportation road it brings tears. Drunken drivers aren’t the only staggering flgiired ‘ car into a skid. Chief Reardon grow SO years ago, they said. If Christmas cactus used to be befbre you start driving,” the an important item at this “This means that, at long last, The Statistics pn car accidents caused by them are pretty staggering ., chief added. ,/ warned. the plants were not treated the people of Connecticut will ITAXISERVICEI season. It is still sold, but in exactly right, most of the be able to know exactly how TRY IT! also. And a lot of people become statistics. . . courtesy of that ch^ap who /" ( leaves turned yellow and fell less demand. each legislator votes on every off, leaving a few red bracts at A plant that has increased in bill.” Year by had to have one mofe for the road. ^ the end of a long, bare stem. popularity is the potted azalea, MANCHESTER Brainard has been appointed CAB CO. This year promises to be an exceptional one and one^orthr celfebriiting-\ ^ V. C o lir t New varieties of poinsettia just coming into bloom at to three house committees: -all through the year. - and new inethods of growing Christmas ta t with a season education, general law and 289-1555 them have produced plants that that lasts all winter. Azaleas public personnel. He has Remember tomorrow is the beginning of the rest of your life. Be here to. are shorter, stockier and more have been improved by CIRCiUlT COURT i f ' ' Ulysses Newkirk, 34, of 372 bushy, with leaves that stay in breeding that has resulted in enjoy it. Don’t make one for the road. Make It home safely insteaCK Manchester Seasioiil Woodbridge St., charged with place more reliably. The ylvid new varieties. Francis J.D ’Alessio, S4, of 40 breach of peace, third-degree red of the bracts and glossy Came From Germany DRIVING Or^Dtt St., Apt. 112A, pleaded criminal mischief, and first- green Of the Wyes make the Mr. and Mrs. Krause came to I guUty ’Thursday to a c^rg e of degree criminal mischiefi all poinsettia exactly right for Connecticut from their native .t' bimeh of peace. Judge Simon charges ndlled. Christmas. Germany ih their teen yehrs. :v i)v • -'i Beiiistein fined him |M and im­ Robert VanSteenburgh, 26, of George Krause, only son of They were both from the posed a suspended lOHlay jail East Hartford, sentenced to a the founders and now head of vicinity of Stuttgart, where sentence. suspended six-month jail term the business, agrees there has Michael had worked in a The case was continued to and one-year probation for been “a tremendous greenhouse. They were married Jan. 4 for final disposition (pay­ issuing a bad check; difference” Hi pointettias. The here in 1915 and they had two SAFELY ment of fine). red braOtS ;on the modern children, Goerge, and his Azaleas are among the house plants that have become 1/ Michael Marra, 8]^ of West The breach of peace charge Haven, fined $30 fqq speedingUj plants, ^e s m with only alight sidter, Violet, who is younger. more popular as Christmas gift in recent years. (]reorg$ was su tn itu ted ^ .Prosecutor An additional .chargie| o p ^ i ' eitaggoTation, “ hang on She is np)v 1 ^ . Eryen,Krauae, Krause-holds a'pink'chimes azalea in’‘the family I C-'/'O •' • « Williah'Collilfs fdr original a motor fpt«yer;’\ T |iot ^ould^itaiy „ of the freenhouse on Hartford Rd. In the background are Valiant charges oL second-degree license Krause yellow crysanthemums grown to be sold as out flowers. burglary 'and third-degree nolled. itiotts g k r d ^ l^ ly Uvta^'fn Faipiington, I assaillt. D’Alessio was who want to try holding a growing qhririihias trees. (Herald photo by Pinto) This Message Sponsored hy arrested by Manchester Police poinsettia over to blopm again Mrs. Qtarige .Krause is a Nov. ip connection with a dis- next yOar have to be willing to nurse rather- than a hor­ going to Germany for a month The pot-bellied coal stove tuTbai^ at an apartment near A ce sacrifice ' the blooms well ticulturist, bn the staff., of the 'seven years ago. that heated their first the following conjmuniiy his; \ before\Easter, says George Mtadows Convalescent Center, Disaster struck them in 1938 greenhouse’has been replacta Kraute.' They should cut bade niey haVp three daughters, when the Great New England by an oil-fired boiler, (^ses. disposed of or nolled V'i. thejr plants-at the end of Kathy, a senior at'Wagner Hurricane, as it is now called, thermostatically controlled. minded businesses: (ndj prosecuted) ’Thursday in- JanuaiiT, .to about, four-inch College on.Staten Isliuid; Carol, wrecked their small But, they both say, it is lot.af D ^ B ( |ltN , slLiiA#) r- greenhouse. They built another, work to grow plants, and’ yon C l u ^ : ' (ktxr C%h stubs, put .the pots in a cool a soi^omore at Castleton State A ul P. Brown, 24, of New New Year’s E ve; svelOrs'uiH) place in the cellar, give them College in Vermont; and larger one, immediately, can’t go away and leave them. constructed and addition in 1942 “'You have to be with flowers I ALDO PAGANI CHORCHES MOTORS, ' Bi;>tain, fined $35 for fourth- ^ “ *^ttle water, ai^ wait for Cynthia, a sophomore at diMfee larceny. offertijl a ftw r ^ homd by the first of April. ; Manchester High School. Kathy and added the present sales all the time,” says Michael ^ INSCJRANCE a g e n c y Inc. Dearborn police 4 id firemen. INC. t ¥ ’ "'Robei^ F. Dellaripa, 40, of Then, hb. Krause tells his intends to teach. Carol is room in 1966. George. joined Krause. 1011 Main Street, Manchester 80 Oakland Street, Manchester E^st Hartford, charged with “ Since we’ce’ limited to customers,^'the plants can be studying physical education. them after discharge from the He is willing to agree that you following too closely, nolled. geography and jui isdiction, we brought back upstairs, given None of the girls has an interest Navy in 1946. also have to like the job. Steven D. Fortier, 17, of 58 can only provide t lis service in more water and good light, but in floriCiilture as a life work. RAYMOND E. CARTER CHEVROLET Hi^oryADr., Coventry, charged Dearborn,” said 1 layor Orville not direct suhli^t, and they Starting in business on a ANDERSON AGENCY m th disorderly conduct, nolled. L. Hubbard. “Bii we think it will send out new gracn shoots shoestring, Michael and Anna CO., INC. would be a good^ idea if other 357 East Center Street, Manchester 1229 Main Street, Manchester which will grew into new *did all their own work, James W, Jones, 25, of 8 communities woi Id join us in branches. Given short days and developing habits that they still S p i ^ St., nned $100 for breach this program in ai all-out effort long, dark nij^ts next fall, they follow. Only once in 50 years CHARLES R. SMITH MORIARTY BROTHERS oLbeace. ' to reduce the lai (e number, of should set buds to blooin again. have they taken a vacation, PONTIAC PARK accidents that tn ditipnally oc;. 315 Center Street, Manchester . l^ary biMounds, 24, of East Chrysahthemums INSURANCE AGENCY Hartford, charged with two cur on this holidi y.” ' MANCI ESTER 63 E. Center Street, Manchester Chrysantheradins are a fairly co ^ ts of issuing a bad check, It is,the second year thebity- .plant ^ for is offering the service. \ LYMCH m o t o r s , INC. both counts nolled. NOTICE 345 Center Street, Manchester I t • Pubic Hearing to be held on JOHN H. LAPPEN, January 8, .1873 (Monday) at INC., INSURANCE 7:30 p.m. in the Cloventry Town A l 164 East Center Street, Manchester FITZGERALD FORD, Hall Basement Room to hear ‘r the Appeal of Arthur Vinton of INC. Main Street." Coventry, Catalano NEW 100 Windsor Avenue,^ Rockville COUPONJAtE AIR CONDITIONED MANCHESTER STATE appealing for relief from the 2-DAYS ONLY, IW ra ijm M A 30 restrictions imposed in Section CATALINA BANK 14.4 of the-Zoning Regulations 73 PONTIAC 4-OOOR SEDAN 1041 Main Street, Manchester S&S .BUICK, INC. to allow relocation of existing Adams Street, Manchester V-8 engine, turbo-hydramallc, power steering, power Iron! disc brakes, sir gas pumps located on Rt. 31, conditioning, all tinted glass, vinyl Interior, radio, whitewalls, remote control Coventry, Ct. JARVIS AGENCY, INC. ■ ■ ■ ' i ■ WW mirror, decor group, lamp.group, protection group, and morel . MANCHESTER tjf^W paehaM of any u i m cor liiltd in this o j. All interested persons are 283 East Center St., Manchester coupon M r CM. i invited to attend the Public HOLIDAY UST PLYMOUTH, INC. j(lgy H jf li Hmfcw tffm m U i 30, oaly) Hearing. Route 83, Talcottville My very best wishes to you and PMIX *4719” <3980 H. M. NEWBERRY yours in the coming year. .AGENCY Raymond Desmone SALE 1760 Ellington .Road, South Windsor DON WILLIS GARAGE C3iairman 18 Main Street, Manchester fig CustomHI* Cou^, *lfi75V'l, GUtGiiMUt, Coventry Zoning fS. birtliot MMttr itof^ Board of Appeals ' y ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. MrhHowoRs. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 963 Main Street, Manchester NICHOLS MANCHEaTER niiDAY EVEMmas u n t il 9 p .m . ;TIRE, INC. 7 2Spoft » Cov^, V.4. *3195 ««t«wMiCp Gir NOTICE ^ «onH»ttof»inf. vin^ imI, f$, WOLFF-ZACKIN & 295 Broad Street, Manchester ' .wMouroMs. PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF DIRECTORS ASSOCIATES, INC. fi7® *1195 TOWN OF MANCHESTER L Route 30, Vernon MANCHESTER TAXI •SOD* < dour. y.i. GwtonMHc. CONNECTICUT •ir conHilioning, igHio, 'wMIo 107 Burnside Avenue, East Hertford TUESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1973 The Board of Directors will AMBULANCE SERVICE c.ssar^- conduct a public session fi9^ *3 ! SALES, INC. STATION & GARAGE p.m. in the Board of Directors’ 3829 <3440 PRHX *5728” <4860 285 Broad Street, Manchester 1082 Tolland Turnpike, Buckland Office. CHEVROLET Anthony Pietrantonio Secretary DILLON SALES & , MANCHESTER CO., INC. Board of Directors PONTIAC PARK EVENING HERALD Manchester, Connecticut SERVICE, INC. ■ “ O r« *r S a ^ u tirii 5V/fwa.di'jtt-ii-iViny Chvrnilet*'' Authorued Metropolitan Pontiac Dealer 319 Main Street, Manchester 16 Bralnard Place, Herald Square, Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Manchester 1229111111 S T .-ra E V jp C S T a 9-THURS. ’Ta fi-MANCHESTER ticut this twenty-ninetb day of 373 MMN ST. MANCHESTER 649-2881 December 1972. / PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dw. 29. 1972

•\ _ Two Fine Home Starts M. MANCHESTER K3KENIWG HERALD. Manchestar, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 29.1»» — PAOic leiJBVieN A By Earl Yoal Tonight for Hoopstem Orange Bowl Cotton B ow l Sport* Editor By Dean Yost games the leaping coiter The final high school , has netted 44 ih a ri^ .. basketball game for the Manchester High, idle for Little Black Book Notes calender year 1972 will take a week since .losing a New E ngU ^ Patriot President Bill Sullivan hopes to an* place tonight with seven of heartbreaker to Bristol Cen­ Nebraska nounce the new head ^ c h by Jan.l6. Sullivan is a former tral, goes against anbther of io^them Calif. Okiohomo Alobama the eight schoolboy powers ( 8- 2- 1) publicity director for the old Boston Braves in the National seeing action. the CCIL’s powerhouses, ‘c M '(ll-0)i,|: (10- 1) ( 10- 1) League...Jim Plunkett’s passing touchdown production fell Featured attractions, will Windham High. from 22 in 1971 to eight this past roason as the Pats won but The Whips are always I , ' ■ k1 ■ be the East Hartford Rodgers three of 14 starts...Jim Oieyun^i, a linebacker, led the HometSi playing an indepen­ coming up with the same ...... - / / Pats in tackles with 84. He was one of the few bright spots After two straight undefeated seasons, the Cornhuskers Pruitt Hannah dent schedule, travels to names, Switchenko, Miller, Trojans easily topped tm notional pMls in sashaying went into a relative sjump this season, losing to U C L A with the club... Goldoi State boasts three exceptional foul The Sooners oSeraged 478 yards per game in total of­ East Catholic High at 8 Young and Budzin^,- but .;V ;tb an undefeated season. They piled iCp a epmposita score and Oklahoma and tying Iowa State. But they still have This game begins on a downbeat because the football fense, most of it with a gluttonous ground game. The shooters in Rick Barry, Fritz Williams and Cazzie Russell. o’clock; At the Clarke the faces are different.. oiaf .‘CUS-117 and didn't faircanyboJohnny Rodgers and middle guard Rich (alover, been anticipating an Alabama-Nebroska‘abama-Nc Orange, Bowl Pruitt, but the other halfback, Joe Wylie, fullbocx Leon .901, and that’s pretty fair from the 15-foot line...Bill High takes on Manchester perfect 3-0 record. // Poiris scored 18 toiKhdovW, .ranlM for 1034 yords and voted the best lineman in the country. They outscored rematch. Evrh Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian wot Crosswhite and quorterbock Dave Robertson are also Sferro, freshman basketball coach at Trinity College, is a Fielding one of the tallest —pnd j gjjme is bolstered by 80 Cunning- opponents, 461-91, averaged 440 net yards per game. critical; of 'Bomo coach Bear Biyont for ''avoiding" High at 8. In Rockville, the accomplished runners. On those rare occasions when Manchester resident.A graduate of Clarion State College iiri and quaiterbock Mike i ^ . Roe and understudyurn On offense, Rodgers does everything except keep the Nebraska. Also, Alobama was on its way to a ponible Rams will battle with clubs in the league, Robertson deigns to pass, he usually looks for Pruitt, (Pa.), Sferro was a varsity assistant at the University of ''Al' , Idt Hawn also monntcd sulmntidi {passing offanM, statistics but quarterback Dove Humm, running back No. 1 national ranking before being dumped ip tne final undefeated Bloomfield Windham features 6-8 center Wvlie or tight end Al Chandler. Also wotch work of ‘ using J^kn M cKay (coach's a n ), Chorles* Young, Lynn Gory Dixon are worth...... watching, too. "End ...... Willie»H® Harper game of the season by Auburn, 1706. Alabama remains Virginia before coming to Trinity three years ago...Bill High. Bill Budzinski, and 6-4 All-America center Tom Brahaney. Defense lacks big' Swohn and Davis as main qfeeivers. Defense is led by joins Glover on voracious defensive unit. This will mark an explosive teom with its high-scoring Wishbone of­ Thurston, wrestling in the 158-pound class, has split in his Elsewhere in the area. leaping lizard Pete names but it held Nebraska to 14 points in Sooners' fenses. Alabama's strongest point is its offensive line, first four matches this season as a member of the Univer­ lihebacker Richard Wood and larcenous back Artimus Nebraska's third straight Orange Bowl appearance. It South Windsor High, suf­ Switchenko. (AP piwto) upset win (Oklahoma's only loss was to Colorado). led by NEA All-American guard John Hannah. sity of Hartford team. Thurston, along with Tom Happeny, This duo wiil be hard for 'Parker, who intercepted six posses during the seoson. will be final gome for retiring coach Bob Devaney. fering from its worst Not a good team to bet against in the office pool. (Dec. 31; television: 9 p.m. EST on ABC) (Jon. 1; television: 2 p.m. EST on CBS.) will compete in the MIT Invitational Tournament Saturday beating since 1967 when Manchester to overcome Leaping George Trapp Faked Out (Jon. 1; tolovision: in (Cambridge, Mass...<3ordie McCullough, UHartford Bloomfield High tacked on a since Larry Perry, H4, is I (Jan.x‘1; television: 7:45 p.m. EST on NBC) director of athletics, has announced that all (Greater Hart­ 90-56 loss, will host CVC the taliest piayer. Perry is 4:45 p.m. EST on NBC) \l ford youth groups, with proper supervision, will be ad- ll member Newington High. assisted under the boards by By Stan Lovers Backhanded Pass If: m itt^ free to the Hawks’ home basketball game against Bolton Righ travels to Rich Haberern and Tom l>; St. Anselm’s Jan.l5. Interested groups may contact the Portland High, East Hamp­ Tucker, but neither one is a - Penn State UH Athletic Department after Jan.l...Jim Simpson and ton treks to CJoventty and John McKeon Connie McCiiHy consistent rebounder. Kyle Rote will handle the TV Pittsburgh-Miami NFL Vinal Tech irieets Rhim in Manchester’s' offense has Notre Dome ( 10- 1) telecast Sunday from Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh Hebron in Charter Oak been spotty with brief 'iii' Texas starting at noon. Jack Buck, Pat Summerall and Jack Bullets on Rim -*Ohio Stote (8-2) (Conference action. coach Stan Ogrodnik to go to moments of fine shooting. Whitaker will be the CBS team for the Dallas-Washington easy. The Eagles (3-1) used Tucker is the top point (9-1) Idle tonight is (Cheney a fine balanc^ attack to up­ the hoop more, has talli^ 94 / ( - ) Hufnogel playoff game Sunday starting at 3... Joe Namath, who did a getter with 50 markers while To Trim Atlanta 9 1 Tech (3-4) and Manchester points in four outings for a Marx superb job a year ago as a pre-game expert, will be back end its visitors>from Kurt Carlson and Haberern Nittany Lions hove lost only two gomes in the lost two Community (College (3-1). 23.2 point'-per-game Irish lost to Missouri and were one of Southern Cal's vic­ with NBC 30 minutes before the Super Bowl on Jan.l4.He’ll Montville Wednesday. have netted 50 and 49 points years,s, bothDi ■ to Tennessee. Coach Joe Poterno, one ot the The Cougars, entertain average. j NEW YORK (AP) — Baltimore’s first place position in ^ Gradishar tims. This year's Notre Dame team locks the great back Sisemore team up with Cmi Gowdy. in four games. most civilized and successful of coaches, has a versatile Norwalk C.C. Tomorrow Displaying, a potent the National Basketball Association’s Central pivision Arch conservatife Buckeyes lost only to Michigan State. of the Guglielmi-Lattner-Hornung-Huarte mold but does quarterback in John Hufnagel, who set 16 school records. Texas, winner of the rugged Southwest Conference, lost night at ElSst Catholic High scoring attack, eveiVone of Whelton, holding the A good offensive showing, balanced precariously on the rim of the basket twice in the have a comer in soph quarterback Tom Clements and a paired with a strong (For those who*thrive on chain matchups. Southern Cal His passing and option play adventures are comple­ only one game this season, to Oklahoma, 27-0 in its Best Bald Player in NBA beginning at 8. the East varsity performers Eagles’ offense together, is final moments of the BuHets’ game against second place beat Michigan State by 45 points, Spartans beat OSU by talented receiver in split end Willie Townsend. Main­ mented by the running of tailbock John Cappelletti, fourth game. Darrel ("Daddy D ") Royal would like to defensive game, will be a 'The ^ g le s , finding the scored, with five players in some 50 points better in Atlanta Thursday night. seven.) They rely as usuol on methodical ground game, stay of defense that shut but three opponents is A ll- who gained more than 1,000 yards as the dot in the I hove that one to try again. But Alabama must suffice. ‘ T’m the best bald player in the league. Hair brushes are must for the Indians if they going easy against their double figures. overall scoring than his Both times, the ball fell the 20th home court'victory in with both freshman Acchie Griffin, Harold Henran rush­ American tackle Greg Marx, with Townsend's younger formation. Tig h t end Don Notale is the most receptive Like Alabama, a strong Texos asset is its offensive line, out. Head brushes are in. Someday I’m going to expose the closest teammate, Joe expect to go into 1973 with a brother, Mike, leading the pass defense. This is the N M . I’m really going to let my hair down. Both strands of latest victim, St. Bernard, Joe Whelton, who has been without going through the hoop 21 sUrts for the Knicks. ing for more than 700 yards, Henson scoring 20 touch- receiver Oklahoma's earthshaking offense will confront. bolstered by two-time N EA All-American Jerry Sisemore. given the green light by Martens. Through four winning record. d i^n s on ^ u n d . Quarterback Greg Hare is also strong school's first Orange Bowl appearance and their first Paterno's rotating 4-4 defense, anchored by end Bruce The Texas defense, however, came on strong the lost it,” Toby n Ktoball of the Kansas City-Omaha Kings won’t find East Hartford as and Baltimore hung on for av garl Mimroe and Willis Reed 112-111 victory, over the second •, led the fiAt period’surge with runner. Dvense adequate, holding opponents to average meeting with Nebraska since 1948. The Irish also have Bonnon and linelracker John Skorupan, with ex-quarter- part of the season, allowing only 24 points in the last recently quipped. The ex-UCV>nn bpop star has one of the an old grudge to settle against the Cornhuskers. Nebraska place Hawks tomove VA games iq (Joints each. Montee finished 29p total (yards per game (USC's defense allowed 230- back Gregg Ducatte leading the secondary. Oklahoma five games. Its offense rolled up 224 points to Alabamo's biggest shiney heads in the NBA...One of the owners of the was only team to win three gomes against Knufe Rockne. Sacred Heart ahead of Atlanta. 4eith 16 while Walt Frazier’s 19 yofd averpge). Linebacker Randy Gradishar is mainstay. ranked a bit higher in polls but Penn State should win. 393 points. new Vernon Cine theaters is Cy Menscheli, former UConn Orr to Marry Elsewhere -in the NBA led New Yor)c. * Prediction:' USC 38/ Ohio State 13 Prediction: Nebrasko 27, N.D. 10 Prediction: Ponn State 23, Oklo. 22 PriKliction: Texas 27, Alabama 14 basketball player who is still active as an official. He After Crown Thursday, New York walloped woiiked the East (^atholic-St.Bemard’s game here last BOSTON (AP) - Boston Buffalo 107-86, Milwaukee “It was sort of dull,’’ com­ Bruins superstar defenseman slugged Detroit 115-91 and Wednesday nig^t.Menschell operates the dual theaters Hot-shooting Ray Vyzas and plained .Frazier.: “The,.crowd with his brother,'Bemie Manchester. ’Die latter is best the Sacred Heart University Bobby Orr plans to be married Golden State ripped Cleveland at the end of the National almost Went to sleep. I-almost known on the sports front for his golfing feats at Ellington Pioneers try for a cham­ 118-105. went to sleep and I was pionship tonight in Sacred Hockey League season, accor­ The Hawks pulled to within Ridge.. Jn case you missed a graph buried in the story of ding to reports publish^ today playing.” Pittsburgh’s last minute.win over Oakland last Sunday it Heart’s own Holiday Classic one point of tiK Bullets at 110- in two newspapers. 109 with 18 seconds left on a told how Coach Ghuck'tfoll entered the locker room after college basketball tourney. The Boston Globe said Ort i Milwaukee used 44 points by / ' -j -basket by L^Huds(Mf, who had KareeniAb4ul-Jabbar and 29 by the game and greet^tiis.plaverS. had them all kneel In other., action featuring gave a three-carat diamond 26 points, then Pete Maravich I Bob Dandridge to sink Detroit. down and recite the OUr Father together...Major league (Connecticut teams, Fairfield engagement ring on (Christmas stole the hall for Atlanta. Post-Season Bowl Activity Starts Tonight baseball teams will open spring training earlier this spring University and Yale open in Day to Peggy Wood, 24, a Ft. First Maravich and then Hud­ with opening games slated March 3. 'The Boston Red Sox tourneys in Buffalo, N.Y., and Lauderdale, Fla., teacher. son both missed short jump Abdul-Jabbar, who had 28 break camp April 4 after playing.Montreal and head for Milwaukee, Wis., respectively, shots that v ^ ld have put Atlan­ rebounds, aqd Dandridge both NEW YORK (AP) — A wild weekend of bowling— foot­ The weekend winds up with the Big Four bowls — the State, as the Wolfpack, 7-3-1, readied to meet West Don James, Kent State’s coach, figured his 6-4-1 team urU Boston lo'open ttie regulal- American L^gue season two and Central (Connecticut is in a ta ahead.) Baltimore finally had-12 points apiece in a.-third ball style gets underway tenight with two post-season best known of the post-season action. That starts Sunday Virginia in the Peach Bowl. would need a superior effort to knock off 9-2 Tampa in tee I days^latergainst 4he New-York Yankees ^.Jlick'Barry, ' ;semi-final game in the Hall of grabbed a rebound and Phil period Bucks’ rally that .broke college'classics. ^ night wite^s^nd-ragkcd.^Okl£(hqnQia meeting No. 5 Penn lEtoth teams compiled impressive offensive records Tangerine Bowl. “Flawless football,’! jvas what James the NBA’s leading foul shooter, claims His father strung ^ Fame Tournament at Chenier dropped in a layup with the game open. StSfe In tee New Year’s'TJve Bo*l game at New during tee regular sitesoh with West Virginia slightly thought Kent State would require. Springfield, Mass. four seconds left for the The Peach Bowl at Atlanta, Ga., matches 18th-ranked ahead statisically. The Mountaineers, 8-3, averaged 36.5 him over to the two-handed, underhanded style before his Dave\ the Pistons Orleans. On New Year’s Day, Monday, the (jotton Bowl at I junior year in high school and he’s continue ever since, deciding pomts. West Virginia against North Carolina State! Meanwhile, at Dallas matches No. 4 Alabama and seventh-rated Texas, points per game and gained an average of 411 yards with Texas Tech, readying for Saturday’^ Sun Bowl clash with Vyzas, a senior forward from Mike Riofdan led tlie Bullets with 281 hitting over 80 per cent. “It provides you with such a soft Jersey (City, N.J., has scored 79 the Tangerine Bowl in OrlandS, Fla., Kent State faces while top-ranked Southern (^lifornia collides with No. 3 quarterback Bernie Gaiiffa at the controis. Gaiiffa passed 16th ranked Norte Carolina, figured there will be some with 26 poibts while Chenier, Rick Bprry poured in 35 for 16 touchdowns and 2,312 yards during the regular touch, the ball can be a little off and slide off the rim back points in the classic so far, 50 of In Quaker City^ Tilt Wes Unseld and Flynn Robin­ sa'. Ohio State in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif., and heavy hitting in that encounter. into the net. You can be tired and not have to worry about them Thursday night, as the points in only 30 mihutes to lead Nebraska, No. 9, meets No. 12 Notre Dame in the Orange season and ranked fifth in the nation In total offense with son added 20 apiece. Herm Golden State past Cleveland. your arms,” the (iiolden Stater claims...Jim Penders has Pioneei^ dumped previously Gilliam had 23 and Maravich 19 i’ Th^re are four games Saturday, includiqg the East-West Bowl at Miami,. Fla. 227.8 yards per game. Tech, unranked in the last Associated Press poll, could unbeaten Brapdeis 117^:83. NEW YORK (AP) - The threw in a career high of 30 In the Rig Eight, No. 16 Kan­ Shrine Game at San Francisco. North Carolina, ranked No. North Carolina State averaged 432 yards and 32.7 points crack the Top Twenty by knocking off the Tar Heels. his East Catholic High jayvees (freshman and Skyman is the latest colorful points to lead LaSalle to a 76-70 sas State tripped Kansas 91-70 for the Hawks. " Barry had 30 of his points in sophomores) rolling along with four wins in as many The victory pits SHU against New York hit on 17 of 25 first 16, plays Texas Tech in the. Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex. In ' Defense was the item that most concerned the four per game but two of the Wolfpack’s key performers, Another game that should have a direct bearing on ted personality to gain national victory over New Mexico State and No. 19 Oklahoma went the second and third periods as coaches as they completed preparations for tonight’s two starts. Mike Hickey, Jimmy Wehi and Dan Socha have 5-0 Tufts, whjch upset in the semifinals of the Quaker overtime to down Oklahoma period shots and rolled to a 37- the Warriors broke open a close the Gator Bowl Rt Jacksonville, Fla., No. 6 Auburn goes up quarterback Bruce Shaw and running back Stan Frttts, rankings is the Astro-Bluebonnet showdown Saturday pretoumey favorite Bridgeport prominence in college games. been among the many shining lights. City Classic. The victory, on the State 69-62. 13 bulge over Buffalo. It was game and raced to the victory. against Ciolorado, ranked 13th, and the Astro-Bluebonnet were nursing injuries and were listed as doubtful starters. night. Tennessee, ranked 11th with a 9-2 record going in, Thursday 85-81, at 8 o’clock basketball. - Bowl at Houston has No. 11 Tennessee facing No. 10. “Whoever does the best job of stopping the other will be faces the team directly ahead of it in tee poll. No. 10 I heels of LaSalle’s 77-72 first Oklahoma State threw a Shaw passed for 1,708 yards and nine touchdowns while tonight. The Skyman is the nickname round victory over Southern scarce into unbeaten Louisiana State. tee winner,” said Lou Holtz, coach of North Carolina Fritts ran for 689 yards and 17 TDs. Louisiana State with a 9-1-1 season log. i Central Connecticut crept for Jim Crawford, 6-foot-5 California W^nesday, was the Oklahoma, but went down as Seven in Row for Sabres past Springfield College 78-76 in senior co-captain for the Explorers’ seventh against two Tom Holland scored seven the city’s Civic Center with LaSalle College Explorers of d^eats. points in the overtime that some last minute heroics by the Philadelphia. By The Associated Press The Sabres stung (Chicago 8-2 '"That’s as well as I’ve ever erased a four-point lead by ,thc B asketball Blue Devils’ top scorer, Rick Crawford, who gained his played,’’ commented the usual­ Aggies. Once upon a time, the in the only NHL game played Murallo. nickname because of extraor­ ly taciturn Crawford who "I think the 30-second clock National Hockey League Thursday night and the victory Prior to tourney competition, dinary leaping ability, was grabbed 10 rebounds and made definitely influenced the WEST Sllffi MIDGETS and Leroy Caron _ netted dreamed about the far-off was Buffalo's seventh straight the senior from Wateiford had 14 LaSaUe’s most valuable player 11 straight shots in getting his game,’’ said Sooner ( ^ c h John Andy’s Food Store defeated markers apiece. ' ^ future when its expansion over an NHL pre-expansion a .484 shooting average from -last season but his prowess was B lu e b o n n e t 30 points. MacLeod. “Otherwise I ’m sure Crispino’s 32-20 in basketball I t B ow l teams would reach the team. the floor and had hit 19 of 23 little noted because of LaSalle’s Peach i B ow l promised land of parity. LaSalle now goes against its they would have gone to a delay acUoii last night at the West What’s more, the victory free throws foi an .826 dismal 6-19 won-lost record. Well, welcome to 1972 and city rival, St. Joseph’s, in the game after they got the lead in Side Rec. Displaying a fine exhibition of moved the surprising Sabres percentage from the charity ’That picture was changed Buffalo’s arrival in that Quaker City final Saturday. The the o r.’’ -Doug Landry paced the shooting, the Dribblers handed into a tie for third place stripe. ’Thursday night as Crawford promised land. Hawks advanced by beating Elsewhere Nevada-Laso victors with 14 tallies followed the Shooters their first defeat of Duquesne 76-71. Vegas won the Vegas H^i^ay by John Andreo with 10 points. the season, 56-52.i St. John’s of New Yo^k and by beating Arizom 65-64'On m b For the losers, Steve Crispino - Jim Wigren and Wayne North Carolino South Carolina, on the com­ Florence’s last second basket tossed in nine’markers while Ostrout both contributed I3 Colorado Louisiana State New Year’s Day Special! eback trail like LaSalle, gained and East T en n es^ took the Pat Silver adddd five. points to the winners’ offense. West Virginia ( 10- 1) the Saturday afternoon final of Tangerine BowI,'| 80-58 over Craig Kearney’s 13 points Jay Letpelin was the games (8-3) (9-1-1) North Carolina, unbeaten in the AHontic Coast Con­ the Holiday Festival in New Stetson. paced Army &’.Navy to a 38-27 (8-3) high scorw with 19 for the ference, lost only to powerful Ohio State, 29-14, this York. St. John’s upset Michigan win over WINF in the nightcap. Shooters. ’Tim -Charlebois had 85-83 on Bill Schaeffer’s last se­ Jeff Holt, Bob Wilson and Bob season. The defense,=wutefiveate«aiHerence players 14 for the losers. Jncludmg'ISqd Gene BrowiTlAiil4D»le Eric Hyman'/'rag- FAMILY DINNER cond jump shot and the Move Likely Duff netted eight, seven and six Bryant Jones Y INTERMEDIATE Marbury istered tw o ^ ^ to u ts and held a third team to only a Gamecocks whipped Manhat­ MERIDEN, Ctonn. (AP) — points respectively. In a losing After 0 sensational start, LSU stumbjed near the end of for four or more.. tan 79-69 as 7-foot Danny effort. Bob Smith popped in 15 Recording the year’s highest The Colorado Buffs will try to solvate a somewhat dis­ field goal duimg the lost half of the season. North The Boston Red Sox will move The West Virginia Mountaineers' problem this seaion is appointing season. They were o prerieoson favorite to the season, losing 35-21 to Alabama, and suffering Carolina is a hmh-scoring tisam and is led by quarter­ Traylor put on an awesome their AA franchise from Paw­ markers while Drew Oievalier point production, Shemp ' that)they con give it, but they take it, too. They hove through o 3-3 tie with F lo rid ^ 'T h e redoubtable Bert Howard blasted the Knicks, 81- win the Big Eight title and even harbored thoughts of back Nick Vidnovic, who t h ^ 10 touchdown passes, first half show of 21 points, 11 tucket, R.I., to Meride for the canned six. the fourth most explosive scoring team in the nation, Jones is the spark of the Tigers' offense. He threw for 47. Behind a balanced scoring top notionpl ranking, until Oklahoma State upset them and rusher IkeLOglelbyr T h e-'offensive" line is also a rebounds and five blocked 1973 Eastern League baseball with a 30.5 points-per-game average, but their oppo- 14 touchdowns this season, half of them going to re­ only EAST SIDE:MIDGETS ('attack, Ralph Taft was high early. The Buffs have a powerful running gome, high- strong point, with All-American guard Ron Rusnack. shots. season. Mayor Abraham nents were also averaging 21 points a game ceiver Gerald Keigley. LSU's most effective running bock Eastern Realr Estate overA with 17 while Bud Dawney, Eric ' lighted by ail-conference bock Charlie David. Colorado None of the Tw Ten in the Grossman said Thursday. them. The offense is led by quarterback Bernie (Saliffa is Chris Dontin,Dontjn, who gainedgamed 707/»/ yards over rnethe season Associated Press/rankings saw powered an undermanned Stafford and Chris Saunders averaged 250 yards o gome rushing. The passing attack After a five^hour executive Willie’s Steak House array- in (nephew of former Army All-American quarterback Arnie Ms also formidable, wilh Ken Johnson throwing from and overoged 4.3 yards per co rn. The defense is good action but No. 15 ^ ia iia ddged session in his office, Grossman netted 15, 12 and 12 points in Gaiiffa). The team rushing leader is Kerry Marbury, i ■/ SAVE winning, 24-12. Steve and Chris that order. For the losers, Stick dropback patterns." Middle guard Bud Mogrum, a 24- if not great. Linebacker Warren (.opone and tackle John No. 13 Houston 75*72: in the Sun announced that R ^ Sox ad­ who scored 18 touchdqwns (second best in the country) Wood ore the standouts there. Reg. $5.29 Bowl, No. 12 Florida State Everett led the winners’ Nelson had 17 while teammates yeor-ofd Vietnam veteran, anchors o solid defense, along (Dec. 30; teievision: 1 p.m. EST on CBS) Wi ministrators and city officials and averaged 5.2 yards per carry. The defense's best $ 1.30 tripped Penn State 79-60 and offense with 10 and eight points Aldridge (17), Frank Lalashius with defensive bock Cullen Bryant, on N ^ AII-’Ameri-__ (Dec. 30; television: 7:30 p.m. EST concluded plans for a three- in that order. Wlllie^q John game was the last one, holding Syracuse to 12 points. con selection. (Another highlight: Rolphie, Colorado'i^_ TA ILG A TE PICNIC In front of your TV . . . No. 14 Brigham Young shaded' phase program to upgrade Cep- (16) and Dave Hoyt (10) scored on the Hughes network.) Texas A&M 83-81 in the All- KoepseLtopped the.-attogc with heavy, (Dec. 29; television 8 p.m. EST via buffalo mascot.) Save your wife some work on New Year’s Day by taking home a complete finger lickin' good pa Field, the Sox’ new minor eight markers. - Kentucky Fried Chicken dinner. Then you all can relax and have a tailgate picnic in front of the College. league ball park. Miziou Productions.) (Dec. 30; television: TV set while watching the Football Bowl Games. This $3.99 Special includes: The Cougars turned hack the 4 p.m EST on ABC.) Texos Tech Beau’s 47-33 in the first of two • Twelve piece* of tender, testy Kentubky Fried • One pint of special cole slaw The Celtics chalked up 1 I another vicotry last night at the games last nightait the Y. In the (8-3) • Chicken with all the hxln’s • One pint ot the Colonel’s gravy 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING nightcap. Six Pack defeated • One pint ot meshed potatoes I expense of Regal Men’s Shop, • Six hot rolls I ■ 27-20. Shamrocks, 49-4j. Tennessee Skip BarUet, Blaz Stlmac and Save your wife some work, and save yourself $1.30 on this special price. Go to any of the I I John OiSlitelli burned the cor- I ds fonl4 points while teanwate Glen-Cooper with 11, 10 and orthCorolinaSt. (9-2) Kentucky Fried Chicken stores listed below and take your dinner to wife. I Mike Paganl followed with eight points, powered the Auburn Texos Tech hod some rough moments this- year, but OPEN NEW YEAR’S DAY I / M O R k seven mariners. Cougars’ offense. (7-3-1) finished second in the tough Southwest Conference, ony- 11 A.M. to 9 I■ In a losing effort. Rich The Beau’s, having trouble (9-1) woy. It lost to league leader Texas, 25-20, to Arkansas, I offensively, gotm points from Graham (Opon regular hours New Year’s Eve) Dahlem dumpkl in 10 tallies 24-14, and was run off the field by T C U , 31-7. Its de­ I 315 CENTIR ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* f»haiM«43-S13S I followed hy Ron Apter’s seven Dave Bidwellj while Bruce Defense is the shibboleth at Tennessee. The Vols were fense seemed to falter in the latter part of the season, I I points. Taggert and Don Paganl con­ Shaw 4 Henley consistently third or fourth in the nation in that depart- and must shore up to stop a good North Carolina of­ tributed 10 and nine markers to Auburn, in contrast as opposed to Colorado, began the ntent this season. They held the opposition to 7.6 points fense. Quarterback Joe Barnes is the bulwark of the the attack. Like the Mountaineers, North Carolina St. is also a high- I FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY EAST SIDE JUNidHS scoring, wobbly-defense-type^team N.C. St. storied off season with little ballyhoo, it was picked sixth in the per gome. N EA second-team All-American Conrad Gra­ offense. He passed for 1142 yards and had a 51 per In a shorten^ contest, dne to cent completion overage. Tailback (Seorge Smith was a I CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Trailing hy 14 points )|ith one with a disappointing (for fhem) tie against Moryland Southeosfern Conference— when the Pat Sullivan-Terry ham is the star of that unit. Quorterbock Condredge poor sportsmanship by both Beasley passing show graduated. But the Tigers lost only Holloway, with o 61 per cent completion overage, was superb runner with 6.9 per carry overage. on ailm ake$... period remaining, the punkers clubs, the Six Pack array ,in the opener Then soonjost to Georgio and North I staged an offenuye surge that Carolina But with quarterbeurk Bruce Shaw and rusher one gome, to LSU, and shocked Alabama on the last named sophomore of the year in the Southwest Confer­ saw 'them pass the li^ gicianjt handed the Shamrocks their game of the season with a fourth quarter score thaf pro- ence. Ricky Townsend is on oddity only on first appear­ r I first loss of the season. ' Stan Fritts the team bounced bock and won six straight aiid win in the final seconds, 55- . duced 0 17-16 come-from-behind victory. Auburn's of­ UIIUC.ance. lieHe ixiVfxakicks field goals . barefoot...... Kicks well...... enough - ---- LOAN and RENTAL GARS Jim SuUck topped all point before losing the lost game of the seasM, to Penn State, I fense is centered around running bock Terry Henley, to be...... on All-Americon ot it,.... booting ------good^ ------ones— 12 inh 19 Prediction: North Caroline 21, « Itev Irihie WrtliN WOw*4keedlw» Available by Appointment... • 37 II (Penn State, by the woy, is the lone common op- M l CwtiN Aw. Ntv SrtWe (Hw Maeiip MwO M l Iw a iU i ANh b i t HmM (Am m MMte fiA) I Jim Adams, doing a m a t job who accounted for almost one-half of Auburn's rushing tries. Tennessee lost to Auburn (10-6) ond Alabama Texas Tech 10 4M FtnniwtM Aw, MMKeMieiMeMw IL« Joey Guardlno Donent for these two teoms. W est Virginia lost to Penn M7IMM TmwM INit. MwdwitM CWmiImNMW off the backboards, baued th 16 1 St. 28-19.) Fritts, with hurt Ipg, is a question mark. game before being briefly sidelined by a knee Injury. (17-10). O W Um 9 1 . IMHnMWaKki HHI (Am u ta» mi M TwwiK AWAtriAM (AM» hM M CiW WW I chipped in with 12 and 11 tnli),»t NOO iN i M b Aw, M waiiM (Cww e oeup lew M) STAN OZIMEK, Manager points with Kerry CkiUins dext Prediction: Tennessee 14, LSU 7 M l FlfM HiA Aw. H>ctf>f<(As«ilwOMMm) M Qww Strwi SwMRiliN (lilA WM IMS le w Ptnto-(16) and John Prediction: West Virginia 42-17 Prediction: Auburn 23, Colorado 17 I 301-315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER at 13. , >v / ' For the losers, Gary Lemire K ild ish ( 8'J paced the Shamrocks’ offense. “ •* -V

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Staubach Tapped^ LOO« WHAT THE THATS aRATITUOe POvt sou, MA./1 MAKE HOW ABOUT ’ SCeOUKIfilM'GASBMBE CAMS AH, HERE') WHAT'S 1 IT CON1AIMS Beat Dolphins’ EATINE LOBSTER WIIHOUT HER A M ITER BOX SO SHE CAM SAW WCHIK’ IN FOR, NATURALLY, MINMTS DOME.AVK- I ASAIN, HBV, SYUVBSrTBRr ITBUECTABLE WITH I CCRTAIN A BIB CAN BE QW/7E’ THROOSH TH* BRBAP A N 'a e r NICE, EVEN MOR6SL1 TH' / DININS THAn .'WdSAM OUR NEW VEAR^ X'LL , SDJ9UJ_T1DMEj SLICES, AM SHE aSTS HUPFV A»OtJT IT.' EVE BUFFET. PLEASE RSFRAIN BRIEF /ACOOUTRE- BOV, WHEN SHE a E TS THROOaH WITH CONTRIBU’TE PffOM'A3UR RECItlAAI- CASE?/ MBNT6 A LOAP b P BREACH IT LOOKS LIKE MAxJORriFWE BUT I : I ALWAVE SHE’S ATTACKER IT WITH A POU. BUY 10 HE6& WON’T B E To Face Redskins N A cnO N Si W E B E T ONE, ATTENPINS CARRY WITH Ailing Bradshaw Claims Pro Basketball ME< FREE.' p e r s o n a l l y -^HAN-KAFF-v. WASHINGTON (AP) - “H you do Brundige didn’t share Ws^foach^ ^ of concern over Staubach s selection. X PR EFER the right things on defense, anybody MORE NBA I; i l i l r adjusting his huge eyeglasses. “They’re terribly quick. Thursday’s Games can playing quarterback and it “I’d rather be facing Morton, B i^ i PITTSBURGH (AP) - “We’ll beat the Miami won’t much matter,” Washington Dolphins,” Terry Bradshaw said, a glucose tube dangling But, I’m sure we can move the ball... and put some points New York 107, Buffalo 86 dige said. “Staubach’s more of a coach George Allen said. scrambler and I just don’t like to run - from his left arm at Divine Providence Hospital. on ^ e board.” Baltimore 112, Atlanta 111 Milwaukee 115, Detroit 91 “Miami’s a heck of a team, but there’s no reason they Pretty, brown-haired Melissa Bradshaw w m again Allen said Thursday he believed his too much. We have to play more beginning to share her quarterback husband’s confidence. Golden State 118, Cleveland spread out to try and c o n t^ him. should b ^ t the Pittsburgh Steelers.” 105 Redskins would be facing Ch-aig Mor­ It had been a rough day, thou^. we really can’t use that fiv^man line , That kind of confidence abounds in Pittsburg and Only games scheduled ton Sunday in the game to decide the MICKEY n N N BY HANK LEONARD “I’ve never seen anybody as sick as Terry was at 3 as effectively against him.” Steeler players already talk of their trip to the Super Bowl. ABA National Conference’s entry into '^YES! B^MONCALL SAVED THE o’clock in the morning,” she said. “I was terrified.” TUe D.A. Hie Dolphins’ 15-0 record seems to scare nobody. Thursday’s Games Super Bowl yil — but he figured Morton, who took over Dallas’ PHONED, STATE THE EXPENSE OF ANOTHER Bradshaw said he “spent the ifhole night in the WELL, I DON'T THINK ANV PHIL! HE'S TRIAL WHEN HE KILLED HER' SHE With Bradshaw, the Pittsburgh quarterback, there’s Utah 128, New York 90 wrong. signal calling when Staubach suffered KEPT A P IA R y -S O WE KNOW bathroom, sicker than a dog.” Then, at 5 a.m., Melissa Virginia 124, Dallas 117 CIRCUIT CXHJRT WILL RELEASEj ON HIS nothing but victorious thoughts even thou^ he was a preseason injury, directed tpe BECKONCALL ON BOND m V UP DIO PLAN HER HUSBAND'S ^ E E T called the Steelers’ trainer. Carolina 120, Indiana 106 A few hours after the Redskins HERE! MURDER WITH BECKONCALL THE flattened temporarily Thursday by a 24hour irtrus. boys to a 10-4 record, one game MCk Terry was in the hospital by no TO sA ve DAYTON,^ Ohio-Matt Clean, Latt Model dAp o ib s AND.... Dahlinhaus, a University of second Battle of New holder, are rated No. 4 and Record GHO Purse m>WS(r-T IMETOPIMMBR.1y WlVT Y) IJMI U)HD tUKWT A ffE N 'r H A tn - Orleans. 5 in the country and that Saturday lie ^ PRIUK Dayton footb^l player injured UKETDEAT! 5WOKE, PFlUK,OR ' OBSBR>/Ah)T 0 0 - 9 ! in a game against Bowling But more on that one later. squares with your correspon­ 1:00 (3) Sun Bowl: North USED CARS A SQUARE Let us now assess the con­ dent’s appraisal. HARTFORD (Ap) - Sammy tion, of which Davis is national Green Nov. 11, died Thursday in Carolina vs. Texas Tech Davis Jr. is expected in Hart­ chairman, will add its $65,000 to a Dayton Hospital. tests in their chronological 4:00 (8) Gator Bowl: Top Prices Paid order. ford in the near future j to the $135,000 purse originally ROSE BOWL Colorado vs. Auburn celebrate his new joint venture planned for the 1973 edition of For All Makes PEACH BOWL (N) Hio Old Boy Himself Jan. 1, Pasadena, Calif. " Sunday with the Jaycees in the Greater the PGA tourney. CARTER CHEVROLET Baseball Dee. 29, Atlanta, Ga. Hartford C ^ n golf tournament, Conference gave the Hoople So. California 35, Ohio State 1:00 3-22-30) NFC: Cowboys There are six stops on the pro CO., INC. SAN D IEG O -Edw in W. West Virginia 36, No. Caro- now among the richest PGA computer a fit as it tried to 14. The mighty T ro jan s vs. Redskins tour which currently carry 1229 Main Slmt Leishman, general manager of events in the nation. llaa St. 28. The Mountaineers’ s e p a ra te all the pertinent (11-0), the only team to go 4:00 (3:23-30) AFC: Dolphins larger purses than the SDJ- Phone 646-6464' the San Diego Padres and a potent air and ground attack thro u g h the season un­ Davis is due within six weeks, data. Our final analysis se­ vs. Steelers GHO will offer. longtime executive irt the minor led by Bemie Gallffa and lects the Volunteers (9-2), scathed, are too explosive Jeffrey Newfield, Jaycees co a-2f) leagues, died at age ancer. Kerry Marbury will prevail for the Bucks to contidn for 8:00 (8) Sugar Bowl: Penn last-second losers to confer­ State vs. Oklahoma chairman, said Thursday as he MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER in a free-scoring fray. The ence cham p AlabtUna, to 60 minutes. Your favorite announced a new landmark for Wolfpack knows now to strike edge LSU (9-1-1) by the m ar­ correspondent looks for the 21-year-old tourney. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI Tennis through-4he air and will Woody Hayes’ Ohio State lads Monday JEFF; TMATlS CRAZV/ b u t T RIDICULlDUS* THE SKVBAT-IS I’M GLAD you gin of a field goal. 2:00 (3) Cotton Bowl: The entertainer will co­ FLY-TYING 1 0OUl_0 make it interesting all the (9-1), to give it everything y o u SMOKING . irf t h e THey’RE JUST NCTTONuy EXPENSIVE, TOLD MEt- MELBOURNE,' Australia- Alabama vs. Texas sponsor the GHO, with a foun­ BKW?RR'. U S E A . W H A T A M I way. GATOR BOWL they’ve got but it just won’t HOT b a t h ! ,fll LIKE THE ITfe USELESS a n d v.i I I WON'T BUV Karl Meiller of West Germany, dation kicking in ^,0 0 0 to raise Z'JPB 6>ETS THOSECIGARS.' T R IC ^K S^ ’3- IV FLAVOR'1-i.AVOK., • Dec. 30, JacksonvlUe, Fla. be enough. For old firiend 4:30 (22-30) Rose Bowl: USC COLD OUT NEWJETSKyBAr. A w a s t e o f I ANVOFTHEM .' who scored a major upset TANGERINE BOWL (N) John McRay and his Trojans vs. Ohio State the GHO purse to a record Auhnni 21, Cotorade 19. Au- CLASSES HERE AFTHR THEVBLOVV MONEY.' earlier in the tournament, ad­ Deo. 29, Orlaaidill* Fla.^ it will be a glorious windup— 8:90 (22-30) Orange Bowl: $200,000. s u n s e t ! vanced to the men’s singles Tampa 36, Kent St. ,l7. 'Die bumls Tigers, rated No. 7 in har-rumph! The tourney, to be called the UP AND DO Notre Dame vs. Nebraska Beginning & Advanced Classes NOTHING.' •( semi-finals of the Australian hard-nosed Tampa Spartans, the nation and our exclusive Sammy DaVis Jr.-G reater Open Tennis Championship victors over Miami (Fla.), ch o ice—kaff-kaff—to upset Hartford Open, will still be r Register at with a 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 7-6, victory Bowling Green and Vander­ Alabama, will continue its played over the Labor Day over Frenchman Wenmaro bilt in its last three starts, w inning ways by turning weekend next year and ^ill RAY’S TACKLE SHOP back the B uffaloes, who ORANGE BOWL (N) N'Godrella. are just too powerful for the Jan. 1, Miami, Fla. Sports again be played at the 252 Sprues 8t., Mencheetf ______^ 6 4 2 - 7 1 7 ? Kent State Golden Flashes. handed Oklahoma Its lone 1972 defeat. In a bruising, Notre Dame 28, Nebraska 21. Wethersfield C^unfacy Club. Tampa (9-2) should move up The Highway Safety Founda­ Horse Racing in the 'ratings. closely-contested game, we This youthful Irish team has Schedule look for Auburn to triumph. been improving all year and ix-a9 PHILADELPHIA-Cutup, SUN BOWL Ara Parseghian should have $19.00, scored by three lengths Dec. 30, El Paso, Tex. SUGAR BOWL (N) his lads ready for a supreme Dec. 31, New Orleans, La. over John Route to win the Ed­ North C aro lin a la, Texas effort against the talented Friday ^ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WINTHROP BY DICK CAVjVIJ.I dington Purse at Liberty Bell. Oklahoma 38, Penn State 32. Comhuskers. For Nebraska’s Tech 14. Champion of the Bob Devaney and his boys BASKETBALL rw C ( IF x 'm n o t b a c k inN A N } ° ° > Atlantic C oast Conference, Sporting identical 10-1 rec­ 10 THIS IS A ' I p-E SURE TD TA K E ALL it will be a disappointing THE NECESaAPy , HOUR, REEL ME •InW o 0 m NOrOCHNG TO BUVANiy MORE QC3INQTD PlST.Iki ALL OF WHOfe QOINQ TO BUV A BOOK N o r^ C aro lin a gets the ords, the Sooners and Nittany East Hartford at East VEpy i WITH NO IN ITV Lions clash in the premier finish to a disappointmg sea­ Catholic CANSEROUS ' PRECAUTIONS. j o k e b o o k s ... I'M GOING THE MOST HILAF2IOU6 JOKE© Hoople nod in its battle with son. For a spectacular side­ TOWRTTEAAVOWN d O K B B O O K .- I've TOLD OVSR THE VBARS. the Red Raiders of the tough contest of the Bowl Season. Windham at Manchester SKI SLOPE. No strangers to the goal line, show keep your eyes on Heis- o ° ______Southwest Conference. The man Award winner Johnny Newington at South Windsor j------Tar Heels^ losers only to Big Oklahoma has averaged 34.7 Bolton at Portland O / INDEED points per co n te st while Rodgers, who could give the Ten champ Ohio State this Irish fits. East Hampton at Coventry I year, will run its record to Penn State was recording Vinal Tech at Rham O V WILL, fn 32.5 pohits per game in ’72. ♦, an im p re ssiv e 11-1—um- Bloomfield at Rockville 1, kumph! This modem B a ttle of And now, dear readers, as L J New Orleans promises to be ASTRO-BLUEBONNET (N) we finish another glorious a high-scoring affair. The year for the Hoople Football i * Dec. 30, Houston, Tex^ winner of this match might Forecast, I want to wish a WRESTLING JONES 4- well be c o n sid ered the Glastonbury at Manchester UN-GRAND OPENING R)P6£HkY i 12-29 Tennessee 27, LSU 24. These happy and prosperous 1973 //&S.V PKF- two fine football teams from nation’s Number One eleven to you all. East Catholic at Avon t the player-rich Southeastern| har-rumph! Invitational BY ROY CRANE ? (D i7n 9r NCA. ut. JM. I««. U.S fat. ON. J BUZZ SAWYER By Bill Sacherek SWIMMING Y O U ’R E AARS. LORENA GRAY? YES, PO SIT d6 n t draw IlY CROOKS & I.AWRENCE Manchester at Windham DOWN. I SO CAPTAIN EASY YOUR SUN, SELDOM HAVE New powder and excellent ■t' Bowling 9AWVW. BUT snow was found at Hogback, COMPANY... WBU , THejte> VDUR ATOLL ^ Saturday BE PREFARED DORA, BRHG now in its 27th year. Purdue^s Armstrong FOR ANYTHINO. TWO EXTRA TS EL»B BUT THE Thousands of skiers have • BASKETBALL t e a c u p s . VAET PACIFIC become acquainted witif this MERCHANTS-Ding Balch ■S' FROM HORIZON 164-391, Dennis Kuppinen 138, Norwalk C.C. vs. Manchester HORIZON! friendly mountain, where young Sportsmanship Winner A1 Heim 356. CiC. at East Catholic and old have found skiing to be a pleasure. With 26 years of usually go. 1 play football with BOSTON (AP) -r Otis them. I’m the quarterback for expmpnce in making skiing Armstrong, Purdue's All- EASTERN BUSINESSMEN - fun, me same original group American halfback who credits both teams and when we’re Earl Staples 146-351, Joe BOLAND through I sit and talk with the new Agway Insurance Center at that opened Hogback knows a football for his "escape” from Giambelluca 141, Tom Rufini them, telling them to stay in OIL CO. thing or two about, how to trouble in a Chicago ghetto, is 148-402, Rick DeDominincus school, to strive to make a life S in n ltJ S piease the skiing public. Give the 27th winner of the Nils V. 141-383, John Aceto 149-142-428, The Bucklahd Store the skiers wide, well-groomed for themselves.” \ ‘‘Swede” Nelson Award for Erv Rusconi 365, George Evans FUELOILS We promisee no fanfare... no balloons... no hard sell. trails and open slopes, use lift MJTOtUTIC K inC R V sportsmanship. Armstrong, who received 366, , Ed Schworm 359, Cliff BY V.T. HAMLIN capcity to keep all skiing at A special selection com­ Jones 365, Angelo Napoletano 24-HOUt SUmCE Just friendly, competent advice on how to cut your their own pace and not waiting hews of the Nelson Award while BUDfiCTWCOUNTSNUCOMED ALLEY OOP mittee of the Gridiron Club of 354; Ben Grzyb 374, Mike Zwick I THINK I'LL T VOUIRE \ NO, 111 BE AU. BY MILTON CANIFF in tines. preparing for the Elast-West r 369 CENTER ST. insurance bills. Drop in any time, for a free evaluation WHICH DIRECTION \ O O P U SHOW'I ] Sop'l'tl."' > START BACK ) WELCOME TD ) RidHT/THAN!®/ ANY- STEVE CANYON Boston named Armstrong 381, Lou Botti 354, Vic Salcius ACtC WP I VOU TH WAV/ I BEli.A AM OOOI.A j OO?/ i Uw Shrine Game Saturday, feels PIWM 6434320 ’ TO MOO.BELLA...! STAY OVER IF'l FOR THE TEAl TIME, Jim Howard, heads the Ski of your total insiirance program. No obligation. KNOW WE'RE, IT LOOKS LIKE/ VOU WANT T o U ^ ______J OOOLA winner of^Jhe annual award "it’s my duty” to help the kids 379, Ed Ralph 373, Bill COMING/lOKOf HER PHYSICIAN SAYS MRS.^V THATS ODD; School and is starting his 21st RAIN/ A ..— I THATS ALl T I THINK WE I YES, DOCTOR,THOSE W DD.' 7 Thursday night on the basis of and hopes someday to teach Chapman 353, Sandy Hanna 371. • Homeowners Insurance (Would you sell your home for ARE THE SYMPTOMS,'^ J O N E S HAS A LATENT MALARIA /MALARIA IS ^ year at Hogback. He is one of sportsmanship both on and off RIOHT, MIM SHOULD PHONE the most respected certified “back at my old school.” CANYON! J HER OWN DOCTOR BUT I DID NOT ATTEMPT CONDITION — /MUCH LIKE SPREAD BY THE the field. what it's insured for?) FOR THE CASE TO DIAGNOSE WITHOUT 'TYPHOID /MARY'.' ) ( \ BITE OF A MOS­ instructors in the East. Amie The first Big Ten player to > _ HISTORY! QUITO' /— "The odds against my getting White is the expert in the Ski win the award since Perry • Renters Insurance (The only thing your landlord's anywhere in this world were Shop. Moss of Illinois in 1946, Town of Manchottor insurance protects may be your landlord.) This year Howard's Ski staggering,” he said. “There Armstrong will be honored at was poverty, unemployment, School, in addition to its regular the Gridiron CTub's dinner Jan. • Auto Insurance (Even if your state lacks no-fault staff, will have the services of dope and gang wars in my '.'5- 20 at the Copley Plaza Hotel. neighborhood, but I managed to insurance, Agway can probably still save you money.) Anne and Bill Douglas. Bill The award honors a former - ‘ 'r. grew up on this mountain. He is Harvard football player who is make it out brcause of football. Refuse • Health Inwrance (Rest assured— an Agway policy can IX* a member of the ISRA and on , , , , , _ * a charter member of the club. help you meet the mounting costs of getting well.) . m i/y/A fcy W ^ T M t«| ul PH OW the pro circuit. I had the The award has gone in the "I hope all this publicity will 1 pleasure of meeting Douglas past to players who have helped help other black kids go> the BY BILL HOWRILLA when he was a member of the Collection • Life Insurance (What happens to your family if anything' ' SGT. STRIPES . ^ FOREVER an injured opponent during a right way. I'd like to set an ( U.S. talent squad as he placed game or made personal example for them so they will I happens to you? Let Agway help you make sure it's r" saggiaANT!, third in the Nationals at Glen sacrifices either during a game stay in school and have some No Refuse or Rubbish f what you want.) Ellen. Both Anne and Bill are or an entire season. future.” BY ROIISON certified instructors. However, Armstrong was collectlon\on Monday, Jan. 1 Lirri.E SPORTS Hogback has four fast T ^ r s chosen for overcoming many Previous winners of the CYMHASIOM and trails, a bit of everything \ AGVIiJIY INSURANCE physical problems, including Nelson award have included Collections regularly scheduled for this for ail skiers. Lift price all day several major abdominal Doak Walker of Southern Home 0«f». «ox Syr»o)». ^ M U in iM Y J is only $6, children under 14, $4, operations, and his efforts to Methodist, Bob Williams of day will be made on Thursday, January Partner in your peace of mind and the nice thing about itis its help youths in the neighborhood Notre Dame, Johnny Bright of 4th, Disposal Area will be closed also. honest snow reports. in which he grew up. Drake, the late Don Holleder of Hogback is the home of the "When I go home I urge them Army, Jim Swink of Texas AGWAY INC., BUCKLAND STORE S horts Skis where they were to get off the street comers, to Christian, Archie Roberts of first pioneered by Cliff Taylor go back to their families, to Columbia^ Floyd Little of niliam D. O'Neill and Jim Howard. Hogback is stay out of trouble,” he said. Syracuse, Brian Dowling of 540 Now State Rd. BufAland, Conn. 06017 just two hours away. liirector of Public Works “They laugh and say, ‘Okay, Yale, Rock Perdoni of Georgia Tal. 646-7260 See vou on t.ie mountain. All-American boy,' but they Tech and Dick Jauron of Yale. * J f l

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The “Action Marketplace" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 29, 1972 — PAGE FIFTEEN H it Economical W ay •oals-Aee«esMee 46 Apartmanta For Bant 63 Apartmanta For Bant 63 A Out of Town-Far Bala 75 Wantad-Baal Batata Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers 77 vEVINRUDE outboard motors, MANCHESTER — Brand new, H o w COME?EVEfiy TIME HOU H/WE. Ycxj a l w a v e e n d U P V A T N GLASTONBURY - Charming ~ ~ jHolsclaw and Mastereraft SELLING Your property? CaU To Advortiso Over 60,000 Dafily Readers WOODLAND one-bedroom apartments, waU- yoUR PICK OF ASSORTED CANO/ - TH E O N E KINO 'AXl MATE rix-room Colonial plus separate us firat. We’ll buy your home jtrailers, sales-sefvice. to-wall carpeting, all facilities for motner-in-law or 'Complete service departmoit, immkliately at a fair price, all appliances, heated^, air- separate office. Beautifully cash. (}all Lou Amida, 6491539. 16 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 Fast Result's boating su]q>Ues, accessories, MANOR CHRISTMAS condititming, parking, $190.649 PRESENT landscaped. IVk acres adjoining Arruda Realty. 16 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 Woolsey paints. Gerich’s 7800. country club. Louis Dimock. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Marine Service, 1982 ToUand APARTMENTS H A V E S O M E Realty, 6499823. 16 words, 10 da3TS ...... $4.60 Cl a s s if ie d advertisements T|*e., Buckland, 643-2363. FIVE-ROOM apartment, first- Wahtad to Buy Homestead St. floor, available now. SOUTH MNDSM REAL ESTATE 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 12:00 NpON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION (O ff W .lM ddle Tpke., References and security pay­ Fual-Faad 49 Eleven-room executive Two-family houu, Mancheiter or Manchester) ment, no pets, no children. vicinity. Happy Ads ...... $1.60 inch Dendiine lor Satunlay and Monday Ranch. Four or 5 bedrooms, D R Y fireplace wood, $10 order, 1 and 2-bedroom luxury After 5, 8497708. WRITE BOX A, is 12:00 Noon Friday spacious dining room, 2 deUvered. CaU 74^7886. apartments. Features waH-to- MANCHESTER HERALD PHONE 643-2711 waH carpeting, vanity tHe baths, NICE one-bedroom apartment, paneled recreation rooms, includes heat, hot water, cathedral ceilirig living room, Qardan Produeta 50 buHt-in oven, range, dishwasher, appliances, carpeting, quiet 4 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, GOOD Location — 96 family, SwvfcM OftarMf 12 Help Wanted 3B Help Wanted 36 refrigerator and disposal, aiec- FRESH-MADE Sweet Cider, location. $180 per month. Paul wall-to-wall carpeting, built- condition not important, prefer HERALD trie heat, 2 air-conditionars, heated by tenant. Private also aroles and pears. Botti Dougan Realtor, 643-4635, 649 ins, 2-car garage, also 25x50 PLEASE READ |1. AN HOUR lets you go CLEANING woman wanted, KEYPUNCH operators, secondsecona HAPPY ADS glass sliding doors, aH large 1021 buyer. 6495481. Fruit T a rm , 260 Bush Hill . heated swimming pool. Many BOX LETTERS shopping without your children. BERRY’S WORLD one or two days weekly. Own and third- shifts, experienced rooms. FuH basement storage * transporation. Call 644-2183 Road, Manchester. extras. Asking $69,500. YOUR AD Monday-Saturday, 7-5:15 p.m. Alpha Numeric. Hours can be SIX-ROOM apartment, with Call Delmont Day Care Center, after 7 p.m. area, ample parking. Starting at For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are. III scheduled for sunporch, heat, stove and HOBEftTU£ath8, new furnace, aluminum Registrars Office at the me. Estimates given. 649-7863. LIVE-IN companion for elderly Bum by siding, small barn, $24,900. can follow this procedure; in brrect or omitted insertion for SEWING MACHINES, Singer and closets. Adults only, no NORM tN YOUR Municipal Building, Friday, any advertisement and then only to $4. PER HOUR servicing self-care lady, share housriiold UftR HOUSING CORP. pets. Near Manchester A P P lE l Hayes Agency, 6490131. Fuller Brush customers. Ideal Touch-and Sew, $47.50; 1972 January 12, 1973, from 1 p.m. Ehiclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser­ J; P. LEWIS it SON, custom duties, 60 miles from Hartford. Hospital. References, $185 for students after school. 643- Zag, unclaimed law-away, Rentals by: until 4 p.m., for the purpose of in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the decorating, interior, and Salary negotiable. 875-1216 monthly. 6494^. BOLTON — (Choice listing ohe exterior, paperhanging, fully 9042. $43.n. Guaranteed. 522-0931, RobertV. Murdock, ReaHor Houaaa lor Bont 65 Apartment Bulldlnga- making an enrollment of Classified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not after 5. dealer. • Hmiaoa For Safa 72 bedroom deluxe home, rim t on insured. For free estimates, 643-2692 643-9551 For Bala 70 the lake. Maximum privacy. electors who are entitled to Evening Herald, togethei' with a be corrected by "make good" inser­ mcnrhovaMiilyw* FOUR-ROOM apartment, $135 call 649-9658. If no answer 643- AVON invites you to be your PART-TIME Men wanted BOLTON — 9room Ranch with MANCHESTER - New Dutch Loaded with extras. Owners memo listing the companies tion. SINGER Touch and Sew, Uke monthly, stove and vote at any primary or caucus 6362. own boss, set your own hours as mornings for maintenance, 646- o b a pp yo tf FIVE-room apartment, with fenced yard, $200 monthly, MANCHESTER - 24-unit Colonial, 4 bedrooms, formal Florida bound. T. J. CYockett you do NOT want to see your new, hems, buttonholes, stretdi refrigerator. Call 646-2830 of the Town of Manchester and an Avon Representative! It’s 4220. stove, second floor, security, no including heat, one child apartment complex. Three and Realtor, 6491577. stitches, monograms, sews on before 5. Ask for Sandy. dining room, living room, large for the purpose of making such letter. Your letter will be RICHARD E. Martin. Full easy and fun — even if you have pets, no children. Available accepted. 742-6736. four-room units. All masonry 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 button*, fancy designs. family room, patio off eat-in changes in the enrollment list destroyed if the advertiser is prrofessional painting service, never sold before. Call for TEXAS Oil Company needs January 1st. CaU after 5, 643- 635 C e n te r — 4 % -ro o m construction. An excellent kitchen, 2-car attached garage, VERNON — An especially details: 289-4922. Originally $399.50, now only Out of Town- last perfected. Applications for one you've meintioned. If not it Ininterior - exterior. Free es­ good man over 40 for short trips 8680. Townhouse, IVk baths, all investment in prime location. aluminum siding.Lov^y delightful move — right — in 6^ SirvICM O1t0nd 12 ^ .6 5 . & s y terms. 5224476, For Bant 66 the admission of electors will will be handl^ in the usual timates, fully insured. 649-4411. surrounding Manchester. appUances, fully carpeted, 2 (^11 for details. Hayes Agency, wooded lot. Merritt agency. »room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Happy Birthday | dealer. also be accepted, manner.______LEGAL Secretary, experienced Ckintact customers. We train. MANCHESTER area — Modem air-conditioners, heat, hot 6490131. 6491180. paneled rec room, wall-to-wall SHARPENING Service - I DADDY I VERNON — One and two •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C. AND G. Home Improve­ desired. Typing and ^ rth an d . A ir mail, B. E. Dickerson, 4 rooms, including heat, hot water, storage, parking, on bus carpeting, cheerful country signed, Saws, knives, axes, shears, ESTATES and household lots to bedroom apartments, one •Lost aiKf Found ment. Interior, exterior pain­ Two-man law office in Pres., Southwestern Petroleum Love and Kisses | water, carpeting, appUances, line, near roopping, By Bualnaaa Proparty- MANCHESTER - Six-room kitchen. All this surrounded by Frederick E. Peck skates, rotary blades. Quick buy. Bob Fluckiger, 6M1-1^7. bedroom starting at $155, two ting and wallpapering. Free Manchester. Fringe benefits. Corp., Ft. Wofth, Texas. Michelle Lee Angel g storage. $190 monthly. 649-2871, appointment. Charles For Bala 71 Colonial, - 3 bedrooms, dining large, treed lot. Located in Herbert J. Stevenson service. Capitol Equipment bedrooms, starting at $190. LOST — in Gay City, Blackie; estmiates. 2 2 8 -^ , 228-3531. Call 643-2109 anytime. 6464682. PonticelU, 6499644, 6490800. room, country kitchen with pan­ friendly, charming Registrars of Voters Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. CLEAN USED - refrigerators, Features range, refrigerator, black and brown female. SALES Position — Successful FIVE-ACRE business zoned try, 2-car garage. Only $30,000. neighborhood. A real Best Buy Manchester, Connectlinit Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ranges, automatic washers dishwasher, aisposal, wall-to- DONALD E. farca - background. Construction AVAILABLE February 1st, 4- CHARLES Apartments — East site just off 1-86. Priced in the Wolverton Agency, Realtors, a t $29,900. Call C. R. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- with guarantees. See them at B. wall carpeting, neat included. paperhanging and painting. experience, reads blueprint, is Help Wanted 35 room, second floor, heat, hot Middle Turnpike, 4Vk-room mid 40’s for quick sale. Hayes 6492813. O’CYowiey, J. D. Real Estate, 7958. D. Pearl’s AppUances, 649 Main (Children welcomed. 644-1330. D. Free estimates. Call 643^1. ag^essive, has ingenuity and water, parking. Security. One townhouse, IIA baths, Agency, 6490131. 6495129. Evenings, 8799612. St., CaU 643-2171. J. Henry Ckimpany. PLANNING AND ZONING FOUND — Mother and two would like to sell steel forms MATURE Woman to care for child accepted, no pets. $155. appUances, 2 air-conditioners, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 9 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also COMMISSION puppies, short haired German GEORGE N. Converse — for concrete construction. small child, IVb years old, my C;all 649-16^. heat and hot water, storage, BROAD Street — IVk acre room Garrison Colonial, 2Vk TOLLAND — Eight-room moving large appliances. SHORT back C!olonial couch, 6’, ROCKVILLE — ()ulet residen­ HEBRON, CONNECTICUT pointers, mother brown and Interior and exterior painting Salary plus commission, partial home in East Hartford. basement garage. $1K. CharTes prime commercial site with baths, carpeting, double gar­ Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 214 good condition, $100 or best tial section, 5 rooms, newly white qiecks; male and female Burning barrels delivered. $4- and paperhanging. Fully expenses. Send resume to: References required, must MANCHESTER - 4 lovely, PonticelU, 6499M, 6490600. modern building. Also in­ age, quality construction. baths, brick wall fireplace, and 644-17^ offer. 646-6948 after 5. decorated first-floor apartment puppies black with white insured. Call 6^2804 after 5 ) im by NEA, Ik . Elconomy Forms Coro., 51 W. have own trans{Mrtation. Call heated, spacious roonns, con­ dustrially zoned one-story Richard Martin School. Hayes barbecue, patio, V* acre lot. 25 NOTICE of two-family. Heat, hot water. roecks. Call Andover Dog p.m. Main St., Rm. 15, Waterbury, for an appointment-interview. veniently located. Available THREE-ROOM apartment, masonry building, ideal for Agency, 646-0131. minutes to Hartford, $36,900. PERSIAN carpet, Kereman, One child accepted, references Warden, 74^7194. CARPENTER available, days, Conn. 06702. 646-9168 after 3 or 528-8775 January 1st. (^11 649-9000. first floor, heat ana hot water light manufacturing. Hayes •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 872-3219. The Hebron Planning and "Notice how beautifully they're faded? The patches and 9’10’’x6’7’’ , $400. Prayer rug, and security required. Call evenings, weekends. Additions, B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting before 3 p.m. included, centrally located. $140 Agency, 6490131. Lota-Land For Bala 73 Zoning Commission will hold a $40. Call after 5 p.m., 649-7245. after 4 p.m., 872-6179, days, 649 LO ST-- Lady’s gold watch, call alterations, repairs. No job too by experts, exteriors, interiors, stains are all in the right places. Oh, THOSE BLUE TEMPORARY Part-time monthly. 6495727. VERNON - Six room split, 3 Public Hearing on Tuesday, small. Free estimates. Call spray, brush and roll. JEANS ARE YOU!" CORONADO 1460. MANCHESTER - Investment ANDOVER - Near lake, $1,800, bedrooms, 1>4 baths, one block 6434)500. bookkeeper with exposure to PART-TIME morniMs, 6 a.m. ROPER gas stove, white, 36” , January 9,1973 at 8 p.m. in the Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 Reasonable prices, free es­ accounting needed to assist ac­ to 11 a.m. Apply Manchester SIX-ROOM apartment, $130 property, 4Vk room apartment, Coventry, half-acre, treed, from elementary school. p.m. good condition.' Call 649-7891. a U B A P TS . ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms, Town Office Building, for the Foraonnfs-Announeomonta 2 timates, Also wallpapering. countant. Call 649-2206. Shell .Service, ^ 5 Main St., monthly, second floor, garage, and business location. $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. LaPenta Agency^ Realtor, 649 appUances, $115 monthly; 4Vk following purposes: 6434001. corner Middle Tpke. security, adults, no pets, Excellent income, central loca­ Manchester, one-half acre, $5,- ^440. UNITED Tree Service — jobs MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 Help Wanted 35 Wanted to Buy 58 LUXUBI0U8 rooms, $135, utilities not tion. $36,900. Hayes Agency, 1. To consider the re- R ID E wanted from Woodbridge EXPERIENCED Exhibit available January 1st. LaPenta 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. large or small, tree removal, GENERAL Machinists, lathe, included. 872-0359. 6490131. subdivision of the Gledhili Street, Manchester Jo Hartford WALLPAPERING and MANCHESTER - Delivery - DISHWASHER wanted, three builder. Excellent opportunity. EXPERIENCED Janitorial 2-Badroom Agency, 6492440. VERNON — 17 rooms, with six etc. Insured. Call 6464622. and some milling experience. WANTED — Antique furniture, Travelers Data Processing. painting, interior and exterior, hours daily, Monday-Friday. Call Displaycraft, Manchester. help wanted, part-time Furnished Apts. PRIME Residential lots (2) acres, owner tra n sfer^ . Must property, also known as the light trucking and package Metronics Inc., Ftoute 6 & 44A. glass, pewter, oil paintings or BOLTON — Attractive, heated Hours 64:15. Flione 6 4 3 6 ^ expertly done. Free estimates. delivery. Refrigerators, Apply Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 643-9557. evenings. Call between 4-7 514-room duplex, garage, Houaaa For Bala 72 available. Strategically located sell this tremendous piece of Karl Links property, on West TWO VOUNG married men Bolton, Conn. other antique items. Any • Just fo r sin gle people 4-room apartment, available after 5 p.m. Tim Conaty, 633-7516 after 6 East Center St., Manchester. p.m., M3-0053. security deposit, $185 monthly. on Center Street in Manchester. property. 4V4 baths, elevator, Street. will do small repair jobs and washers and stove moving quantity. The Harrisons, 643- • Wall-to-wall carpeting January 1st. $160 a month. p.m. specialty. Folding chairs for STORE Clerk wanted with CaU 6^5029. WEST Side - The perfect Must be sold as a package. enclosed porches, swimming 2. To consider the Gledhili painting, also cellar cleaning FEM ALE full-time for counter m09, IK . Oakland Street. • All appliances Adults only. Srcurity deposit. Aufoa For Sate 4 rent. 649-0752. RECEPTIONIST - Monday- knowledge of electric and hand EFFICIENT Woman to help starter home or retirement Priced at $15,000. Start the new pool, etc. T. J. Crockett, Acres Subdivision on West and light trucking. Call 646- work at Hartford Road Dairy ___ ^_____i ______6490617. PROFESSIONAL painter, only Thursday, 5-9 p.m. Saturday 9- tools. Call for appointment, 647- with housekeeping, one day • Dishwasher MANCHESTER - 4-rooms, home, niree large rooms, base­ year right with land of your Realtor, 6491577.' 2692, 646-3726. Queen. Days, Monday-Friday, AN TIQ U E furniture, china Street. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug. Good inside work. Reasonable rates. 3. Car necessary. Please reply, 9121. • 2 full baths stove, refrigerator, $115 ment, storage in attic, garage, own. (]all The Jarvis Realty 10-5, experience preferred, sday preferred. cabinets, crank phonographs, ROCKVILLE - 4-rooms, 3. To consider the Midstate condition, |1,000. Call 6&-T382. Call Vic, 649-5762 anytime. P. O. Box 222, Manchester. monthly, Frechette & Martin, and tool shro. Just off me bus Company, Realtors, 6491121. HEBRON - 7-room U & R TWO handymen want variety of excellent starting wage. Apply Congenial with children. Own old booM. Most anything old. • Air-conditioner available immediately, $110 Construction Company Satisfaction guaranteed. Dmaamaking WEEKEND Factory work — transportation. Call 649-6502. Realtors, 647-9993. line. Onlv, $20,000. T. J. Raised Ranch on wooded acre. jobs. Attics, cellars cleaned, 22 in person 10-12 noon. 643-6535. • Fireplace monthly. Frechette & Martin Subdivision on Basketshop NEED CAR? Credit very bad? PART-TIME - School bus Applications for plastic Oockett, Kultor, 6491577. Beamed cathedral ceiling in wallpaper, ceilings, painting. • Balcony Realtors, 647-9993. living room, 2 fireplaces and Road. Bankrupt, repossession? BiilMIng-Contnetlng 14 CUSTOM made ladies dresses, drivers wanted, to drive in town nnachine operators are being EXPERIENCED household 95 West Middle Tpke. 4V(i room Out of Town-For Bala 75 Also help with home snow MACHINISTS - Lathe and Booma Without Board 59 4. To consider amendment of Honest Douglas accepts lowest suits. Bridal gowns and veils. of Manchester. Approximate accepted for Saturday and Sun- • Gym rooms duplex, beat, hot water, MANCHESTER - Spacious . Only ten minutes from Bridgeport. We need help. One day weekly, adult MANCHESTER - Hebron down, smallest payment, problems. Reasonable. 643- NEWTON H. Smith & Soils - hours, 7:15-8:30 a.m., 2-3:30 day work. Apply Personnel electric stove, refrigerator, new 7-room Ranch, 3 1 edrooms, ANDOVER LAKE - Excellent B ester. Mid 30’s. 643-1970. the Zoning Regulations to: Also hand set fashion jewelry. . . P< family, Porter Street area. THE THOMPSON House - • Sauna baths area, Wellswood View Remodeling, repairing, p.m. We will train. Call 643-2373 experienced people. Name your Dept., MMonday ond^ thoughtnroi _ Friday, garage. Available January 1st. 2 baths, formal din! ig room, view, 9room aluminum sided a. Delete Article VIII, anywhere. Not small loan 649-1133. References required. Call 649- Cottage St., centraUv located, • R e c room Apartments. 2 bedroom apart­ additions, rec rooms, porches between 9 a.m. and noon. price. Cariain Manufacturing 8-^30 p.m. The Iona Company, Call 649^65 before 5 p.m. living room, fireplaced family Cape. Full basement, tranquil VERNON — Four-bedroom Section B.l.b and S.l.d and B.l.e. finance company plan. Douglas 9652. large, pleasantly furnished J ment, $215., features range, Mbtors, 345- and roofing. No job too small. Co., 757 Goodwin St., East 6 Regent Street, Manchester. room, sun deck off eat-ih setting. Immediate occupancy. Colonial, family room, Bpnda-Stoeka-Mortgagaa 27 rooms, parking. Cajl 6492358 More-More-More refrigerator, dishwasher, dis- b. Designate Article VHI, Call 649-3144. Hartford, 528-2065. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, kitchen, 2^:ar attached garage, Only $23,500. Hayes Agency, applianced kitchen, caroeting, BASS Guitarist to join working FULL-TIME Teller, experience for overnight and ^rmanent All utflftfM Inoludad In rant I, waU-to-Wall carpeting, Section 8.1.c as Section 8.1.b 1967 GTO, good condition, CERAMIC light rock group. Extensive CREDii* Correspohdeht — freshly redecorated, 9room aluminum siding, high scenic 6490131. 2Vk baths, 2-car garage, (t2,5w. MORTGAGES, loans first CLERK — Must have aptitude not necessary, will train. Apply guest rates. , lights, air-conditioner in­ Village Charm Realty, and rewrite the entire section. r e e n a b le price. Call anytime. DORMERS, garages, porches, second, third. All kinds. Realty musical background and full Interesting position is available duplex, $200 monthly. 646-5200. C lot. Merritt Agency, 6^1180. for f i ^ e s , extending invoices, South Windsor Bank & Trust, M7>11S5 568-4400 cluded. Children welcome, 644- Rraltors, 6491509, A copy of the proposed Section 6464057. TILE rec rooms, room additions, statewide. Credit rating time attitude required. Call in Credit Etepartment of home EAST Hartford — 7-room etc. Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 1033 John Fitch Blvd., South ROOM for retired lady or 1330. D. J. Henry Ckimpany. S.l.b is on file in the office of O fw C a /f kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Gary 742-9236 at 6 p.m. appliance manufacturer. SIX large .rooms, 1(4 baths, customized Ranch. Four unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ Rye Street, South Windsor. Windsor. gentleman, quiet,. convenient •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IN TOWN SOUTH WINDSOR - Large the Hebron Town Clerk. 1963 CHEVY Greenbrier bus, Do— ltAUl siding, general repairs. Quality fidential, quick arrangements. Individual should have some ac­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- garage, children accepted. bedrooms, rec room, workmanship. Financing location. 224 Charter Oak Bualnaaa Loeadona- (Claiming 9room Ranch with breezeway, garage. Parklike immaculate 9bedroom Ranch, Dated at Hebron, Connecticut new snow tires. Rebuilt We specialize in ceramic tile, Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. counting or credit experience LPNs full-time, 3-11 shift, part- \bedroom townhouse, includes Lease and security deposit available. Economy Builders, Strieet, 643-8368. For Bant 67 3 good sized bedrooms, formal yard. Immaculate condition. formal dining room, eat-in this 26th day of December, 1972. transmission and rear end in 100 Constitution Plaza, time, 11-7 shift. Must have own heat, appliances, b a ^ ts . FuU required. 6494190, 60-6692. slate, flagstone and quarry Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, dining room, convenient Hayes Agency, 646-0131. kitchen, wall-to-wall carpeting September, 644-2608. Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. transportation. Excellent private basement. $230 per Cliarles Eaton tile. For complete bathroom evenings. CLEAN heated furnished room M A N C H E S T E R - 100,000 kitchen and good sized living in tw o bedrooms, air- ______•______AIR-CONDITIONING-REFRIGERATION benefits. Call Mrs. Saunders for month. Paul W. Dougan GARDEN TYPE - two- Secretary iremodeling, we’ll handle all for working man. 6493142, 649 square feet, will divide. room with fireplace. 1V4 conditioner, walk-in closet, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Manchester. appointment, 528-2167. East Realtor, 643-4535. or 6491021. bedroom apartment, second carpentry, plumbing and tile MASONRY - All types of 9353. Suitable for manufacturing and SOUTH WINDSOR enclosed work shop, oversized condition. Call between 5-7 mortgages — interim financing Hartford Convalescent Home, floor. Includes heat, baths, large finished rec work. Expert workmanship stone, brick fireplaces, walls, SERVIpE MAN MANCHESTER - Newer 2- appliances, caroets. $205 warehouse. 1-7495634. room, attached garage, treed |arage, |$33,500. dwner, 644- Septic T^nks p.m., 643-9491. — expedient and confidential ELECTRICIAN wanted, 751 Main St., East Hartford. LIG H T Housekeeping room, ITS ALLHEK and reasonable rates. concrete steps, sidewalks. No Expartoncad Only bedroom Townhouse includes monthly. Paul W. Dougan. service, J. D. Real Estate experienced in residential and fully furnished, stove, lot, convenient location. Only A lovely six-room Ranch on a job too small. Free estimates. heat, appUances, IVk bathsjull Realtor, 643-4535 or 6491021. DCXJTOR’S or attorney’s office, 1965 FORD station wagon, good Call Mandavllla Assoc. 643-5129. commercial wiring. Benefits, Doga-BIrda-Pata 41 refrigerator and linen provided. $34,900. large, rountry lot. Walkout running condition, $400. 646- Over 20 years experience. After • Paid Holidays ' Profit Sharing hospitalization, vacation, paid basement. $240 pier month. Paul beautiful, spacious, excellent 77 Plugged Sewers 801 Main St., Phone 6499879. basement to a large enclosed Wantad-Boal Batata 2624. 643-9678 5 p.m'. 643-1870. 644-2975. Bualnaaa Opportunity 23 7 • Paid Vacation holidays. Salary open! Call 649- W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. SMALL One bedroom apart­ rdocation, first floor, all UftR REALTY CO. IK. AKC, Cocker Spaniel puppies, ment, first floor, includes heat facilities, parking, reasonable 643-2692 patio. Plenty of storage and Machine Cleaned • Paid CMS and Bhio Cross 6502 after 5. ROOMMATE Wanted - Girl SELLING your home or CARPENTRY - Repairs, two females, four males, buick, i THREE-ROOM garden and appliances, $159 per month. rent. 353 Center St., S 6491680, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor built-ins, too. Cali Mr. Bogdan Septic Tanks, Dry W alli, Sewer LINCOLN Continental 1966, 4- BEAUTY Salon for sale, shots, champion lines. 649-6008 between 2923 to share 2- acreage? For prompt friendlv remodeling, additions, roofing. apartment. Avocado applibnce, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649 6493549. now to inspect this door sedan, 4 steel belted tires. TREES — Brush removed. Parkade area. If interested JANITORS — Experienced, after 5. bedroom apartment with same. service, call Louis Dimock Lines Installed—Cellar Watsr- Call David Patria, Soutn WOODCOCK MFRIGEMTION vanity bath, carpeting,! heat, 4535,6491021. immaculate home. 6495306. Must be seen, priced to sell. Building lots cleared. Chipper write Box L, Manchester part-time mornings, Own room, CaU after 6 p.m. WADDELL School area, 4- Realty, 6499823. proofing jDons. Windsor, 644-1796. hot water, air-conditioner, $175 644-1826, 644-1097. work. Free estimates.es. Fully Herald. Manchester area, call 643-5691, bedroom Cape, fireplaced l ■>. BEAGLE Dogs — two six- 646-0692. monthly. Immediate FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur­ ••B& W o. insured. Call evenings, 872-9433. ■i. 3-6 p.m. living room, carpeting, ALL CASH for your property McKINNEY BROS. WES ROBBINS carpentry months old, also older female occupancy. Phone 6493978. nished, second floor, older or ManchBBtBF TTie BARROWS L WALLACE Co. 1968 BUICK Electra custom, 2- excellent condition, $29,5<>0. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, remodeling specialist. Ad­ and registered male. Good m a rri^ couple preferred, no ReiUora — W.S nSPsarlSt. 6495308 . door hardtop, vinyl top, air- CEILING and ceramic tile RNs — LPNs — full-time and Village Charm Realty Rraltors, instant service. Hayes Agency, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, AMERICAN hunters. (]all 643-0851. Apartmanta For Bant 63 SIX rooms, first floor, $175 children or pets, parking, hot Manchester Parkade — M9-5S0S Sewerafs Disposal do.' coifditioned, all power specialist, one celling or all, part-time, charge positions, 3- 6491509. 6490131. ,excellent condition. 643-1403. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 11 and 11-7. Excellent benefits, monthly, utilities include. 587 water, centrally located. NEW omcE repaired, remodeled. No job too IRISH setter. pups, AKC, 649-3446. every other weekend off. Center St. 6495057. Security deposit. 643-6441, 4-8 small. 647-9232. OIL champion blood lines, show SEVEN-room Ranch, living 1968 OPEL, low mileage, DEAN Meadows Convalescent Home, p.m. room, dining room, kitchen, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - quality, morhlng 8:30-10:30, FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, BUILDING excellent condition. 289-6973. TI^EE Service (Soucier) — MACHINE PRODUCTS 333 Bidwell St. Call between 9-3, PRESIDENTIAL family room, 3 bedrooms, 2 new homes custom built, STATION evenings after 1 647-1632. hot water, appUances, parking, 'Trees cut, building lots cleared, 102 COLONIAL RD. 646-2321. VlllASEAPTS. WE HAVE customers waiting baths. Excellent location and remodeling, additions, rec central location. $180 monthly. 1962 CHRYSLER,. 4-door, good trees topped. Got a tree Manchester for the rental of your apartment 150 NO. MAIN ST. school district. acres, built running condition, automatic rooms, garages, kitchens AKC registered Plipdle puppies, MANCHESTER 6493340. or home. J.D. Real Estate problem? Well'worth phone NURSE’S Aides — full-time excellent companion for young (Cor. of Main) 1965. Call Warren E. Howland, transmission, radio, beater, call. 742-8252. remodeled, bath tile, cement Stay one step ahead of p o s itio n s , 7-3 and 3-11, One and two bedrooms. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. work. Steps, dormers. and old. White, n ea m an? 9,000 Square Feat Realtor, 6491108. snow tires. $1^. 643-0109.. Has immediate openings experienced preferred, every MODERN one-bedroom . . -1 ------...... Residential or commercial. the competition. silver to choose fron l 875-0216 apartment, wall-to-wall Will DNfda JUNK Cars removed, $10 per other weekend off. Elxcellent Near schools, churches LOOKING for anything in real WARANOKE Road — P restin Call 649-4291. after 3. jf' carpeting, range, refrigerator, 1971 MGB, excellent condition. car. 875-6359. MODERN 3-BAY Day or Night Shifts benefits. Must have own and shopping center, on estate rental — apartments, 30-Day Occupancy area, customized Cape with 1^ Best offer accepted. Call 649- transportation. Meadows Con­ dis^sal, air-conditioner, large homes, multiple dwellings, no SIBERAIN Husky pui bus Une. (^U anytime. baths, 4 bedrooms, oversized 1298. ft RooUng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 16 valescent Home, 333 Bidwell St. closets, basement storage, fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate DICK’S Snow Plowing — STATION •TURRET LATHE purebred, no papers, blaci • Ampto Parking garage, nice level lot. T. J. Specializing in serving C^ll between 9-3, 646-2321. laundry faciUties, parking for 2 Associates, Inc. 6495129. Set-up and operate brown eyes, $50 each. 742-8866. 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 Crockett, Realtor, 6491577. , 1963 FAIRLANE hardtop, Rockledge and’ surrounding BIDWELL Home Improvement cars, good location. 140 Hilliard • All Etoctric St., $175 per month. Call clean, good mechanical conoi- area, driveways, sidewalks, Co. Expert installation of Please call days 563-0131, • HARDINGE CHUCKERS COOK — for n ^ e r o convales­ MANCHESTER - East Center • Elavator MANCHESTER New Ranch, ■ tion, new battery and tires, aluminum siding, gutters and Set-up and operate ^ KITTENS — Two white males, Peterman, 6499404. Street, 9room'apartment, $175 • Pull SarviCM parking lots. 643-0il)02. Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. cent home, evinings 3-7 p.m. one female tabby, housebroken. 597 Woodbridge Street, wooded rebuilt engine, automatic. 228- trims. Roofing installation and plus Saturday, 6 a.m.-2 p.m. with heat. (^11 Broker, 6491180. • Wall-to-wall Carpotng lot, aluminum siding, garage 3278. repairs. 649-64M, 875-9109. Eveninp and Sunday call • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE CaU 643-8737. MANCHESTER Building Set-up and operate Will train housewife. Apply Amwer to Prtviovt Puol* • Excollont Location space for two cars, walk-out PRICE Maintenance — complete floor collect 413-786-3041. Burnside Convalescent Home. FIVE-ROOM flat with garage, • Convonlont to Highways basement, 3 bedrooms, IV^ 969 CHEVROLET Impala, low ROOFING — Specializing IRISH Setter puppy, 3V5 months On the Farm adults preferred. No pets, no care, general cleaning, • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE 289-95'71. 870 Burnside Ave., oldj , loves children, baths, fireplace in living room, mileage, |1,500. Call 649-1876. commercial and resident!A. repairing roofs of all kinds, new Prhrata Inatructlona 32 Set-up and operate East Hartford. children, security. 649-0865 custom kitchen, dishwasher roofs, gutter work, chimneys, housebroken, intelligent. 646- ACROSS DOWN after 5 p.m. ORIGINAL PRICES Also 24-hour janitor service.- 2624. 6 4 6 -6 3 0 0 and stove, large dining area 1965 MUSTANG, standard 6 Free estimates. 646-0638, 528- cleaned and rj^ired. 30 years IS YOUR Child having trouble • CUHER GRINDERS BRIDGEPORT Miller IF a rm 1 Furtive . with sliding glass doors to rear cylinder, asking $250. Call 649- 8173. experience. Free estimates. implement looker DELUXE ONE - Bedroom with school? Former • 6RDGEP0RT Set-up m* spente operator^, with set-up FREE to good home, German Brokers Protsetsd deck. Low 30’s. Robert m 6. Call Howley, 643-5361. 5 Garner grain 2 Doctor of apartment, wall-to-wall Manchester teacher will tutor. experience. Call 649-2861. Allied Laws (ab.) Samuelson, Builder, 6490498. Shepherd puppy,. 4 months old, 9 Familiar . carpeting throughout, complete SNOW plowing — Experience Call 647-1189. ' Ml benefits. Mi equal opportunity employer. Instrument & Tool Co., $7 3 Spanish cheer Heating-Plumbing housebroken, all shots, no greeting appliances, vanity bath. 1963 COMET, automatic commercial and residential. 1 7 ^ Woodland St., Manchester. 4 Put into ACROSS Bolton Notch Shopping MANCHESTER 2 family, 4-4, 2 papers, call after 5 p.m. 649- JO South transmission, radio and heater, Prompt, courteous service. spoken Centrally located $175 monthly. CHRISTMAS TREES Help Wanted 35 American Center, 4,000 square tool bedreioms plus 2 bedrooms on 649-4455. References. 646-7770. SAM Watson Plumbing and MAN — 18 or over to work as language R.D. Murdock, 6492692. modern building, former third floor, 2-car garage, range 5 One who owns ANb Heating. Bathroom remiMeling fryer and for general clean-up, .2 Planter McKinney Lumber yard. paneled kitchen, newly painted a large farm 14 Ireland 37 Ancient times 1963 CHEVY Impala, 4-door, 6 and repairs. Free estimates. Artlelaa tbr Bala Sewing Fumlahad Apartmanta 54 WASHING Machine repairs, nights. Apply * Arthur 45 i i 6 Mariner’s 17 Suhuner (Fr.) SSTuftonesr Beautifully remodeled home interior. Merritt Agency, 649 cylinder, automatic, power Call 64^3808. implement RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, Treacher’s, 4dl Croter Street, direction 20 Alternate, of cotnt i improvement show rooms. 1180. 15 Ampere (ab.) TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ steering, $300. Phone 64^13. Maytag. Reasonable rates. Manchester. L D ^ BAIT — Open 24 hours. 7 Summer drink as crops WRetfeji&s Suitable for many businesses. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing 16 Winter 22 Fall flowers 41 Presided ment, heat, hot water, stove, CHRISTMAS Ring beU for serrice. Shiners, 8 Narrow­ Owner of Pike Coin Wash and STORE DIVISIONAL month (ab.) Rent entire or part. 1-2294460, MANCHESTER 1963 KARMAN Ghia, runs but — Prompt, courteous service. minded 27 Atop 42 Female refrigerator. Apply Marlows, Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle BOOKKEEPER - Full charge, crawlers, etc. 144 Deming 18 Swiw river or 521-7373. Shown by teacher 29 Common verb *heep (pl.) 867 Main Street, Manchester. needs some attention. $200. Call Turnpike, next to Stop and Call 643-1496. Street, Manchester. Wapping 19 Halt beverage appointment only. OWinGffES ALL! controller for management 9 California 31 Dug, as a ditch 50 Anger 6*7-9222. Road. 21 Numerical 9room Colonial conveniently Shop, 643-4913. report, office assistant. town 33 Used in 51 Former NO JOB too small. Immediate auffix BOLTON Notch-Cozy 9room C3iallen^ng position in growing 11 Roofing milking government MANCHESTER — Available located near shopping, DECORATIOHS Trueka-Tneton S service on service calls. Free MERCHANDISE MANAGERS 22 Against furnished apartment for an 1 ^ - W ILL plow your driveway, $5 CLEAN, dark ridi loam, five material 34 Apportion agency (ab.) px* schools, library and bus. Since national c o m p ly based in ZSDraadful soon. East Center Street. New estim ates gladly given on 12 West Indian 35 Ensnared 53 Test older adult, private entrance, While They Laat and up. Phone 649-0016. Manchester. $675 monthly to yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, (comb, form) first floor office-business owner is leaving the country 1964 FORD Falcon Ranchero, heating or mumbing. Faucets island by a rope 54 Native metal bath with shower, heat and start, rapid advancement. stoncimanure, pool, patio sand MScottish I ^ c e , 50’ to 2,500 square feet. most furniture remains. If you running condition, $225. Call repaired or installed. Water electricity included, parking. ’TREE REMOVAL — Pruning, We have a job that no one else we know of can offer you. That’s our all Impor­ Telephone 6^1561.' and firewood. 6 4 3 -^ . river r n * H I* Possible telephone and are seeking a good sized 9 6 4 3 -^ . spraying, etc., fully insur^. umps worked on. Complete as British gun Weekly rental $30. 6 4 9 ^ . secreterial service. Merritt 1 eating systems, rec rooms, tant middle step between department managers artd assistant store managers. bedroom home from an owner Licensed. Free estimates. Call K NIGHT Janitor, hours 9 p.m.-8 ALUMINUM sheets used as aSPrsi^tlon 10 Agency, 6491180. SHOP FRI. to 8:30 P.M. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & V B arap ast that must sell, call 6495306. AfolDfvyefM-SteycfM 11 633-5345. As a Zayra storo divisional merchandlso managar, you are responsible for all a.m., 5 nights, work 50 hours ®«7 thick, Heating, 649-2871. M Conjunction FT iT SAT. to 4 P.M. ['®Pl®'’l®hment, IBM report anylasis, inventory levels, personnel per week get paid for 55. Full ^x32 . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. aSHyseU Houaaa for Bant 65 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, • •B&Wee E X PE R T repairing all makes REWEAVING OF - burns, company beneflts. Apply W. T. Phone 643-2711. iT office, etc. $160. Call 6492426,9 The BARROWS L WALLACE Co. MARTY’S Plumbing and scheduling and the overseeing of all sales and display activity In your division. n o ia p of bicycles including 3,5 and 10- moth-holes, zipMrs repaired. Grant Co., Manchester S i S ^ f l a x 5. Realtors - MLS Heating. Complete bathroom I f ANDOVER — 9room house on speeds. Manchester Bicycle Window shades made to We could go on forever In relation to your duties, benefits and excellent Parkade. An equal opportunity A GOOp buy...give it a try. JSDroMing ■ Manchester Parkade S4S4I0S ■ remodeling and repairs. Free lake, available January 1st measure, all size Venetian employer. Blue. Lustre, America's gown Wanted to Bant 69 estimates. No job too small. comparative salaries. Why not come in and talk to us at 43 plant through June 15, completely blinds. Keys made while you favorite carpet shampoo. E. A. furai^ed. CaU 6497606, 649 awvfcM Othrad 12 Call 742-7438. 440uida’anote WANTED by gentleman, 62, SUBSTANIALLY built, 3- wait. TV portables for rent. SALES Manager wanted for .Johnson Paint Co., 723 M«in 4S Not fast 2871. MANCHESTER Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- real estate office in Tolland. Street, Manchester. 649-4501. 4$ Labor group semi-retired, large, pleasant bedroom, older, homey, SNOW Plowing — Commercial Flooring 19 Colonial. Good condition. 5221. Prefer a person actively (H>.) FIVE-ROOM Ranch — Tolland. room or small apartment, and residential. Reasonable ZAYRE Bolton-Manchester area. Write Living room with fireplace, engaged in real estate in the SMALL Panasonic stereo 47Pomlsrt I FLOOR SANDING and Ideal location for professional dining room, family room with rates. Also available as backup SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - Veroon-ToUand area. Member and turntable. 64MS10, dogroo Box B, Manchester Herald. refinishing, (specializing in MSmaUfUi office, UConn students, etc. 649-5253 rig. CaU 6464467, 647-93M. Factory trained mechanics. L eater Vernon Realtors. MLS. picture window. Tiled bath, hot older floors). Also specializing 4iMialayiiw Stove and refrigerator in­ A M Equipment, Route 83, DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE ccellent opportunity tor aq nr. water oil heat, copper in inside painting and paper g S3 Used far cluded. T. J. Crockett Realtor, plumbing, garage. Split rail Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- alert person. All rcnlies con­ CAR Tape player, Panasonic booling {. John Verfaille, ' 9 Main Straat, East Hartford 6491577. Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, Satur­ fidential. T. J. (Jrockett, ™ ^ P e .»t e r e o , speakers and HLrodtW.) fence, quiet shaded street, con­ 2-2222. Equai Opportunity Employar day 8-4. Realtor, 643-1577. tapes. 6464310, $80. MHodo venient to Hartford bus. Low NORTH MAIN STREET mistakos THREE-Bedroom, siz-room 30’s. Lillian Grant, Realtor, STDocoanad Ranch, with rec room, security n n w n n B Walton, W. Grant Agency, 649 3 3 6 laCausUes requ li^. Call 6497904 or M I 4 9 n i l (tawwAru iNTuruu aisn.) ’ 1153. I . 6496254. «t1Cfew|ill.Tsri 'I I 1 1 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 29, 19ft

Obituaries Police Report ♦ w Mra. John N. Wadsworth morning of injuries sustained in was employed as a machinist at Mrs. Marilyn McCarthy a one-car accident in Bethany. Kaman Aircraft in Bloomfield . Thefto repealed to Manchester Wadsworth, 3^ of Enfield, She was the wife o f William and was a Navy veteran of MANCHESTER Police Thursday included: formerly of Mwchester, died Smillie. World War H. Two Manchester men were — About 940 in cash and a Thursday at Hartford Hospital Mrs. Smillie was bom in Survivom are his wife. Mm. taken into custody by local man’s gold wedding band taken after a long Illness. She was the Ellington and went to New Norma Cyr Corcoran; his. poUce Thursday ni^t after an in a ’Thursday break into the 64 $ " 7 7 — wife of John N. Wadsworth. Rochelle to live after her mother. Mm. Russell T. Cor­ alleged fight near Dairy Mart, Rachel Rd. apartment of marriage. coran Sr. of Manchester; two Mrs. Wadsworth was bom In 415 Main St. They were: Barbara Dean. daughtera. Miss Gladys Elaine Manchester and moved to En- Survivom, besides her hus­ - Keith R. Matte, 21, of 111 'A flekl about 10 years ago. She band, are two sons, William Corcoran and Mhu Susan Ann E. Middle Tpke., charged with — A wallet, containing about was a conununlcant of Holy Smillie Jr. and Robert Smillie, Corcoran, both of'Vernon; two two counts of breach of peace 9235 in cash and money orders Family Church, Enfield, and a and two daughters. Miss sistem. Mm. Marilou Pietro of and one count of intoxication. as well as personal papers, former volunteer librarian at Margaret Smillie and Mrs. Manchester and Mra.' Nancy — Lawrence M. Green, 23, of taken from a man at the Other the Harriet Beecher Stowe Mary Torcha, all of New Knofla of Westport; and two 17 Oakland St., charged with Horse Restaurant at Main and School in Enfield. Rochelle; two brothers, brothem, Thomas Corcoran of one count of breach of peace. Center Sts. last week. Survivors, besides her hus­ William Niemann of Ellington Coventry and William Corcoran Police were called to Dairy — Power tools, valued at The Weather band, are a son, John N. and Henry Niemann of Califor­ of Metairie, La. Mart at about 6:30 p.m. on about 9275, taken in a recent New Year’ s Wishes Wadsworth Jr., and a daughter, nia; and four sisters, Mrs. The funeral will be Saturday report of a fight in progress. break into Madewell of Chance o f light snow or freezing rain Donna J. Wadsworth, both at Carrie Beebe of Hartford, Mm. at 8:15 a.m. from the Burke The fight apparently broke up Connecticut Inc., 185 Adams St. For Town Fathers today, light rain tonight, showers Sunday home; her mother. Mm. Marie Rose Flamig of Simsbury, Mm. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., as police cruisers arrived, ’Thieves apparently entered the Page 5 ilattrl|F0lFr lEuFtitna IhralJi with highs in the mid 40s. Partly cloudy VanHaverbeke Wadsworth of Anna Ritz of Redding and*Miss Rockville, with a Mass at police said. building through a boiler room and unseasonably mild Monday. East Hartford; a brother, Emma Niemann of New Sacred Heart Church at 9. Both men were taken to window, police said. Edward F. McCarthy of East Rochelle. Burial will be in Grove Hill Manchester Memorial Hospital — A camera and light Hartford; and a sister. Mm. Funeral services will be Cemetery, Rockville. meter,valued at about 9190. MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm for emergency room treatment. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1972 VOL. XCT, No. 76 SIXTEEN PAGES — 2 MINI PAGES PRICE nF T E E N CENTS Edward Moske of Danbury. tonight at 8 at the Davis There are no calling hours. Court date is Jan. 15 at stolen from a car owned by The funeral will be Saturday Funeral Home, New Rochelle. Manchester. Ronald C. Landry of East at 9:15 a.m. from the Leete Burial will be ^turday at 12:30 Hartford recently. n r Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St., p.m. in Ellington Center Truck Hits Thomas C. Luzzi, 31, of 142 More Than 90 Of 167 Aboard Survive Enfield, with a Mass at Holy Cemetery. Spruce St., Apt. 4, was charged Family Church, Enfield, at 10. Thursday night with third- Police Thursday night Burial will be in St. James Russell T. Corcoran Stop Light degree assault in connection discovered several cracked or Cemetery. VERNON - Russell T. Cor­ with an alleged Dec. 21 beating broken windows at Buckley Friends may call at the coran, 44, of 21 Country Lane, An out-of-order traffic light of a Manchester man. School on Vernon St., apparent­ funeral home tonight from 7 to died Thursday afternoon at his at Main and Bissell Sts. in Luzzi was taken into custody ly damaged by vandals using 9. home from carbon monoxide Manchester, hit by a track on a Circuit Court 12 arrest BB guns. No damage estimate The family suggests that any poisoning, according to Dr. warrant. He was released on was available. Crashes Thursday ni^t, probably won’t memorial contributions may be Francis Burke, medical be repaired until next wepk, his written promise to appear in made to the American Cancer examiner. court Jan. 15. Helicopters and volunteer “ Everywhere we tried to land night, slogging by foot through Society. police Said today. MIAMI (AP) — An Eastern the ddsolate and virtually The assault victim, Michael there were bodies.” the muck, wending their way Corcoran died in his car in the At about 9;50 p.m. Thursday, SOUTH WINDSOR Air Lines ’TriStar carrying 167 inaccessible morass. drivers of airboats — shallow Zolvik of 24 West St., said he Frank Borman, the astronaut through slashing 5-foot garage. Dr. Burke termed the a tractor-trailer track operate William M. Burke, 19, of 43 people crashed into the The search for the living and draft that skim over the swamp Mrs. William Smillie was dragged from his car at who is now an Eastern vice death a suicide, according to by Ronald L. Jackson of Sioux Northfield Dr., South Windsor, E ve^lades late Friday night, the dead continued past dawn — were pressed into the sawgrass to reach the'clusters Cooper and Pleasant Sts. and president, flew to the scene to of survivors and recover the ELLINGTON - Mm. Freida police.' City, Iowa, hit the signal U ^ t was charged Thursday night spilling men and women into today. difficult rescue effort. beaten by two men in the early help direct recovery work in the dead. Flashlights and calls of Niemann Smillie, 59, of New Mr. Corcoran was bom in as he was headed south on Main with intoxication, breach of the murky waters of the The big wide-bodied “ It’s the worst thing I’ve ever knee-deep water. He described Rochelle, formerly of New Haven and had lived in St. morning of Dec. 21, according peace, and reckless driving. swamp. Authorities said more Lockheed LlOll was enroute seen in my life ,” said Bill distress were the only guide the survivors as exceptionally Ellington, died Wednesday Vernon for at leat 10 yearn. He The lower (green light) part to police. South Windsor Police reported. than half of those aboard from New York to Miami when Hodges of Miami, a Coast until portable floodlights were calm as they waited for set in place. ' !. .. of the dkevice was knocked off ’The charges stem from a survived the crash, the first it crashed just before midnight Guard helicopter pilot. “ Bodies helicopter and boats to ferry As he lay on a stretcher at completely, but the Ifght was Two unidentified youths disturbance and minor accident fatal accident involving the new Friday, 17 miles northwest of were all over the place. them from the scene. Miami’s Palmetto Hospital, still hanging from wires in its attempted to steal a car on involving two parked cars at A breed of jumbo jets. Miami International Airport. “ Just two pieces of the plane One passenger said a one ^urvivor, 32-year-old original position. Esquire Dr. Wednesday night, & Z Plaza, South Windsor, The Coast Guard said 93 The cause of the crash was not were intact, the tail and a stewardess led the survivors in Michael Laurie of Syosset, Manchester Police installed police said today, but they were police said. survivors were pulled from the known at once, but an Eastern section of the cabin,” Hodges singing Christmas carols until N.Y., recalled his ordeal: a temporary stop signs at the stopped by the car owner. Burk^ was held overnight and wreckage, water and muck by spokesman said there was no ^ said. “ The rest of the plane was the first rescue helicopter crawl through the slimy intersection. 'The owner, George Zachman was to appear in Circuit Court rescuers laboring in darkness in word from the pilot. in a thousand pieces.” arrived, about 30 minutes after waters, the screams and moans of 12F Esquire Dr., told police 12 at East Hartford today. he went to his car at about 8:40 the crash. of freightened and injured. About Town p.m. and found one youth Rescuers set up a command “ It was completely dark, cold Gndy Richter admires the electric mini hairdryer presented to her and all other Camp standing outsdie his open car post at a nearby Miccosukee and wet,” he said. “ Nothing left of the fuselage. We were in...a The Young Marines meeting Kennedy girl counselors by the Army and Navy Club last night. The boys received a micro door and a second youth sitting About Town Indian village. The Indians who Squire Village live in the alligator infested foot of water, I crawled as far scheduled for tonight at the in the car with his head under mini pocket radio. (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) swamp helped in the rescue, but as I could, a long way, 300 yards Marine Home has been the dashboard. All Senior Citizens planning the tribal council refused to let or so. I could hear people canceled. The youth outside the car to attend the New Year’s dance them bring the injured or dead screaming. I yelled for them to jumped over a nearby fence and and card party tonight at the into the settlement. Police said get away fnnn the plane.” ran away, Zachman toid police. Senior Citizens Center are Permit Issued Camp Kennedy Volunteers the Indian leaders explained , Laurie said he was plucked to 'The second youth was pulled reminded that they must have that their religious beliefs dic­ safety by a Coast Guard from the car by Zachman, but tickets to be admitted. No A building permit, for more project earlier this month, available Only to a person or tate that a building must be helicopter which could only he managed to break loose and tickets will be available at the than 92 million, has been issued noted that the project’s cost family whose annual income, at Again Win Actjolades destroy^ if someone dies in it. hover close to the ground get away, police said. door. to the Utility Development would be in excess of 97 million. admission time, doesn’t exceed Don ’laggerty, spokesman for because of the wet. Corp. of East Hartford for con­ The HUD commitment maximums on a Squire Village By SOL R. COHEN the Dade County Sheriff’s . “ They drug us up just like you Smith’s daughter, Maryann, ’The recipients are; Beverly struction of the 374-unit Squire means that the Federal schedule. office, said the Indians’ deci­ see in the movies,” he said. (Herald Reporter) who was a senior staff member Brooks, Kathleen (^arlebois, Village apartment complex on Housing Administration will The schedule of maximum at last summer’s camp session, sion in no way hampered the Passengers said their was no Stuart Flavell, Laura Hlivyak, Spencer St. in Manchester. pay 9340,409 annually to the incomes is; a one-person fami­ ’The Army and Navy Club of we have a complete assortment of. warning. read a letter from Mrs. Rose Cathy Johnson, Barbara King, Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. ly, 96,075; two-person family, rescue effort. Manchester, which.^has been Kennedy, sent from Hyan- Gary LaBrec, Laura Lojeski, Tlite permit, issued by the in interest subsidies on a 96,885; three-person fam ily, Coast Guardsmen, police and honoring the volunteer See P*ge 16 nisport. Mass. Laura Malone, Timothy McCon- new year's party supplies! i Manchester building, depart mortgage M 96(j>26,000.^ HUD 97,560; four-person family, 98,- volunteers worked through the counselors of Camp Kennedy vilie, Mark Odell, Lynn m^nt, lists the estimated con­ will also provide 946,741 annual­ 100; five-person family. 98,640; since 1964, when the summer Mrs. Kennedy, who visited Orlowski. struction cost at 92,192.300. The ly-in retd SUpplemdnf Tuhds to six-personlamuy, day camp for the mentally the Manchester camp in July Also, Karen Pescosolido, 374 apartment units will be In 81 V B la^ Associates. Any family whose Income is retarded was established, last 1964, paid tribute to Smith and Peter^ Pescosolido, Deborah we give buildings on 33 acres of land at The project is being federally above those levels would be Bombing HdlteU night honored them again, with sent her “ heartfelt gratitude” ' Phillips, Deborah Robsky, 20-96 Spencer St. Also planned funded under Section 236 of the required to pay a higher rent — a Ninth Annual Reunion Dinner. to him for his work with the organizetioml Katherine Ristau' Michele is a community building. Housing Act, which enables about 970 more per month. In addition to serving a full- mentally retarded. She had mtraelg of makitraJt Scarponc, Paul Smith, Robert diecourts too! Utility Development Corp. is private developers to build low In addition to the low pents, 20 course roast beef dinner, for been/invited to last night’s dowrltown manclkitAr Judge Wallfstt Htfnored Sulick, John Tasillo, Kathleen the general contractor for the and moderate income housing per cent of the units may be about 100 persons, the club, as dinner. Her letter explained White arid Jane Zamaitis. project, which is being b^ subsidizing mortgage rented to lower income families has been its custom, presented that she was unable to attend. Peace Talks Manchester Probate Judge John Wallett, seated, was honored yissterday at a luncheon at developed by l^uire Village interest and rental payments. at rents equivalent to 25 per a gift to each volunteer, to the Mayor John Thompson, Town Cavey’s Restaurant. He is retiring this weekend after 48 years in the Manchester probate Associates of East Hartford. The 374 apartm ent units cent of the family income. camp staff and to other guests. Manager Robert Weiss and Rec district offit» — 25 years as judge and 20 years before then as clerk. Here he admires an , \ The actual cdnstraction costs consist of 96 one-bedroom units, Applications will be open to Each girl received an electric Director Mel Siebold spoke electric traveling clock-radio, presented to him by Town Manager Robert Weiss on behalf for the federally isubsidized 200 tw o-bedroom units, 75 any person or family on a first- 1 ' mini hairdryer — each boy a briefly. All praised the To Resume of the Municipal Building employes. In the center is Mayor John Thompson. At left is project are expiedted to be three-bedroom units, and three come, first-served basis, m icro iiiini pocket radio. ’The volunteers for giving of their 'much higher than the estimate caretaker’s units. subject to the applicant’s WASHINGT0I^( AP) — President Nixon has ordered the Superior Court Judge Jay Rublnow of Manchester, administrator of the statewide probate adult guests each received a time, unselfishly, to help listed on the building pennit. The one-bedroom units will qualifications. system. William FitzGerald, who will be swOnJ ln Tuesday'morning as Manchester box of candy. others. 'iPfS N(i| W[(K bombing of North Vietnam halted and Henry Kissinger’s The U:S. Department of rent for 9143 monthly; two- The plans for the apartment probpte judge, was ill and unable to attend the luncheon. (Herald photo by Pinto.) fRI. till >1 SJi secret Paris peace talks will resume Jan. 8, the White A-N Club president James Said Thompson, “ It's a Housing' and Urban Develop­ b ^ o o m units, 9168 monthly; complex were approved by the House said today. Fogarty, when presehting the matter of great consequence ment (HUD), in approving in­ and three-bedroom units, 9188 Manchester Planning and that, when dealing with Deputy press secretary Gerald U. Warren said the gifts, said, "The Army and terest and rent subsidies for the monthly. These rents will be See Page 16 Navy Club is more than pleased retarded children, one has to President ordered suspension of bombing raids above the ‘ State Assembly Faces to give its support in any way it see with one’s heart — and 20th parallel “ as soon as it was clear serious negotiations that’s what you’ve done.” can. The work you are doing is could be resumed.” wonderful. This dinner and Weiss, thanking the Kissinger’s private refused to say whether Nixonis these gifts can never repay yoi^,^ volunteers on behalf of the Speeded Up Schedule i negotiations with Hanoi polit- bombing-halt order already had for giving of yourselves.” Town of Manchester, said, burO member Le Due ’Tho and taken i bffect. But indications “ You’ve probably learned the were that it had—or that it minority Democrats. —Jan. 17-29—Special If last night’s pyent was not th e head of the North HARTFORD (AP) - A lesson ail of us learn sometime woqld soon. While the new arihual- committee hearings for as festive and happy as Vietnam ese delegation in speeded up legislative schedule in our lives — that you’ve “ The President has ordered <,aesstons amendment to the legislators to make a pitch for previous ones— and it wasn’t— Paris, Xuan Thuy, will be geared for an early and orderly received as much as, if not that all bbimbing. be state Constitution appeared to favorable consideration of their it was because Harry Smith, resuming after a halt of nearly adjouriunent has been designed more than, you’ve giveii.” discontinued above the 20th allow the legislature to bills. This is an innovatloh camp director for eight of the one month. ’The talks broke off by the Republican leaders of Siebold called the names of 11 parallel as long as serious consider any bills on any sub­ designed to make some nine sessions, was not present. Dec. 13 and Nixon began the the new General Assembly to winners of pin awards and 23 of negotiations are underway,” ject brought out by committees allowance for the tighter com­ Smith, known as “ Uncle heaviest bombing of the war on be sworn in next Wednesday. patch awards. Thompson made Warren said in his brief an­ during the short even-numbered mittee control over the drafting Harry” to the hundreds of Dec. 18. The deadlines fof filing, the presentations. nouncement. year sessions, the pressed rale of bills in final form. Regular counselors and campers h^ Warren said technical talks drafting and reporting bills out between experts from both Hanoi had insisted upon such of committee will all be moved change would jimit those public hearings will be held supervised since 1964,- was The recipients of the pins, ! sides will resume Jari. 2. These a bombing halt before talks up, according to the proposed committee bills to “ budgetary, later “ at the convenience of the home, recuperating from an il­ designated the top volunteers lower level talks have could resume. When asked new rales. revenue and financial public” and legislators will lness. Smith resigned his post by the unanimous vote of the continued sporadically since whether Nixon had received a Other important changes are matters.” - have another chance to speak at the end of the 1972 camping .paid staff, are: Beverly Brooks, Kissinger’s sessions reached an signal from Hanoi that the a requirement for roll call votes There has been wme argu­ fb ^ their bills at those season. He gave no reason for Kathleen Charlebois, Stuart f , impasse. in the House and Senate on all ment ovei; the meaning of the hearings—provided they do it his action. Flavell, Cathy Johnson, Gary See Page 16 ’T]he White House spokesman major bills, tighter control by constitutional amendment, and during the first half hour. LaBrec, Laura Lojeski, , —Feb. 3-26—Legislators may bdhalf of all the committees over the bill­ the Democrats who controlled Timothy McConville, Mark petition a committee to force it counselors and staff, Cathy drafting process, and the the General Assembly during Odell,-Peter Pescosolido, John to draft a bill and hold hearings Johnson paid tribute to Smith abolishment of the rules com ­ the past term gave it a liberal Tasillo and Jane Zamaitis. with a short, yet moving, THE Liars’ Club Honors mittee, most of whose functions interpretation, allowing any on it. committee to bring out any bill It will require the signatures n\essage, “ We know he isn’t The patch awards went to were absorbed by the on any subject it wanted. o f 10 senators to petition the . here and we miss him very outstanding campers,chosen by R U F flE D Legislative Management Qpm- Tall Tale Talents . Despite the propos.ed drafting of a senate t>ill and 40 much. We want him to know the majority vote of the paid mittee several years ago. limitation on the 1^4 session; representatives to petitioh the it.” staff. BURLINGTON, Wis. (AP) - tap at home. I changed the The mandatory adjournment KNIT the power of the house speaker drafting of a house bill. K The Burlington Liars’ Club 1972 water for« our goldfish, and I date set by the state and the senate president pro ------March 7 to May 1 ■ World Champion Liar is a actually caught him holding his Ccgstltution is June 6, but if the BODYSHIRT! tempore to bring out any'bill Committees have a series of Montana man who claimed a tail over his nose because he tightened-up schedule is they please under “ emergency deadlines for acting favorably cheesemaking first. could not stand the smell.” adhered to, the legislature certification” provides a on the bills in their hands. “ Among the valued things I Wisconsin’s cold weather, could wind up its business in Kathy Bays: “Start tha Naw Yaar Right. I method to get around the March 7 is the earliest deadline, A beautiful way to begin lost in a fire was a plaque usually bad enough so lies mid May, according to the new restrictions, if necessary. applying to all “ special bills” P a n ’a r I awarded me for working out a aren’t needed to describe it, senate president pro tempore, your holiday ^venings. having ^ do with individual formula for making longhorn was the target in an entry from Peter L. Caihman of Lyme, and The schedule fur legislative Wear it with a long hostess Ray Schreiner of Algoma, Wis. the new house speaker, Francis procedure nex year spelled out towns, corporations, districts cheese out of shorthorn milk,” or persons) May 1 is the last was the yarn told by C a rles M. “ One night recently, when J. Collins of Brookfield. in the proposed rules to be CkuMi. hMrvMriM. NnlMMi. M art I .skirt, palazzo pants, whatever. the furnace failed to kick in, it Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is voted on ndxt Wednesday is as deadline, appling to all bills to) Nw h In. UMi. rm n Mi IMC N n. Cm shU Mi Ta Hatch of Miles City, Mont. got so cold in the house that my expected to call for early follows: the hands of the Appropriations The deep plunge front opens as Frra F. Smith of Muskegon Committee, which clears the teeth were chattering — and adjournment in his “ state of the —Jan. 11—Deadline for Heights, Mich., claimed he and budget for the coming fiscal far as you dare. The fabric is they were in a cup in the state” message to Ije delivered individual legislators to ‘file WEEKEND SPECIALS: his fishing buddies used olives year, and the Finance H bathroom,” Schrelber lied. to the House and Senate in joint their bill proposals, which need * : “ Flo-Nit” 100% machine washable for bait to catch salmon. Committee, which is responsi­ A big-league bitter who is so session next Wednesday around not be in formal statutory CALIFORNIA LETTUCE ...... head 3Sc HE von “ When they cOfne up to spit ble for all tax bills. tough “ the pitchers even walk noon. language. This deadline used to acrylic . . . that stretches and hugs out the pits, we catch them with Any legislator who finds that CEUO TOMATOES ...... 2 te MUraCMHE, Sober Drivers WonH Face This Test him during batting practice,” With the Republicans jn firm come near the end of January. 1 a butterfly net,” Smith said in a bill he wanted was killed or YELLOW S Q U A S H ...... S the body. Butterfield's has it in white, M W M B K M i was described by A. W. Tolg of 23-13 control of the Senate and his entry, which was awarded “boxed” by a committee may Manchester Police Sgt. Walter Ferguson administers a demonstration “ intoximeter” test Chicago and Julius Festner of 93-58 control of the House, the ^TANGERINES ...... , ...... d o i J S pink, blue and black. Sizes S, M & L. 11.00 n u m n E irs an honorable mention with four try to petition it out of the to Detective Ernest McNally. Motorists taken into custody for drunken driving are asked Prescott, Ariz., lied about New announced goal of the o m l other out-and-out lies. committee for consideration by Ws Ovry TIm NMMliMlMr E«m* m M nl om cMis to submit to such a breath test, as well as a blood test by a idiysician, at the police station. York tailors. legislative leaders is to give the Results of the 43rd annual No Herald the legislature. GOMUTi UMor M NM TM im Th^ “ Intoximeter” test breath samples are sealed by police and sent to state laboratory “They’re having so much Republican governor’s competition were announced It takes a majority of either OK Ku lit toriBiT Ticam trouble with the middle but­ proposals prompt consideration for analysis. If the test results indicate an alcohol-bit^ ratio of 0.10 per cent or more, the Friday. the House or the Senate tonhole o f their 9500 suits and action. Monday suspect may be ruled legally drunk. Maximum penalty for first conviction of operating a “ Last August, pollution was members to petition a bill out of wearing out too soon that they Also included in the proposed “THE KINQ motor vehicle while intoxicated is $500 and/or six months in jail. For the second offense, so bad in Lake Winnebago that committee, and the petition Wt have decided to add an extra rales for the next two years is a OF the jail sente'M'o cannot be less than 60 days nor more than one year; for each subse^iuent pike 15 to 20 inches long shrank must be presented within 10 button hole,” be said. “ This will restriction on the three-month Happy New Year PRODUCE" offense, the jail sentence cannot be less than six months nor more tean one year. Police to 10 to 15 inches,” said Frank days after the committee’s be found in the right hand coat session of 1974, which may raise remind motorists not to drive after drinking on New Year’s Eve. (Herald photo by Adrian of Menasha, Wis. “ The To I All Our Readers bill reporting deadline. PEROno OMUM or, U N G M U m ■ 04»«M4 water was even bad from the pocket.” some opposition among the BunERfiEldsMANCHESTER PARKADE Buceivicius) JAKE l«86 TO FKIT