PAGE TWENTY-POim MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1971 Averajre Dolly Net Press Run illatiriiVstor TEvTiting For The Week Ended The Weather Hie Sacred Dance Group of The Adult Choir of Zion Evan November M, len Partly cloudy, windy and cold Center Congregational Church gelical Lutheran Church will re last Tuesday which sent a Hart was critically Injured when he About Town Driver Charged ford motorcyclist to the hospi struck the truck's cab. O ld Adge Found tonight; low In mid 208. Wednes will rehearse tomorrow at 1 hearse tonight at 7:30 at the € u p t t t n n l p r a l i day partly sunny, cold; high p.m. In Woodruff Hall of the tal. Franco, charged with operat- In New Zealand 1 The Ooepel Dancera of Cen- church. 15,590 After Crash, NEW PLYMOUTH, New Zee- NATURAL HIALTH near 4Q. Thursday’s outlook . , , tai^^Oongrefatlonal Oiurch will church. Richard P. Kocher was the Ing a motor vehicle while his fair and cold. rehearse tonight at 6:45 In the Preceptor Gamma Chapter, With Cyclist ' truck driver who police said license Is under suspension, was land — A greenstone adse was FOOD SHOPFI Manchenter—A City of Village Charm church nartex. Manchester Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will pulled out cf McKee St, In front reported In fair ccndltlcn this found recently at Tataralmaka, A S6-year-old Rockville truck eastbound motorcycle on mcmlng at Mancheeter Memo- near here. The adse, at least yOL. LXXXXI, NO. 51 SPEIBSQSA, will rehearse to meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the (TWENTY PAGES) night at 8 at the Army and home of Mrs. Henry Matson, driver has been charged with St. Tuesday at about rial Hospital, 600 years old, has a cutting MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1971 (CUsstfled AdvertUIng on Page 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The Confirmation Claas of miiiim In .k -Ik.. P'*” - P'‘>*«>«'cycll8t, 26- Kcicher’s case has been edge of 5 Inches, a length of Second Ccngregatlonal Church Navy Club. The rehearsal is 261 Spruce St. open to all men . interested in grant ^ e right of way year-old Philip J. Franco, was scheduled for D ». 27 in Circuit 17.5 Inches and weighs nearly will m e^ tomorrow at 4 p.m. In ccnnectlon with an accident unaible to avoid the truck and Ccurt 12, Manchester. 10 pounds. at the church. singing barbershop-style har mony. The Koffee . "iftera of the Manchester YWCA will meet The nominating committee of The Five Point- Club of Temple Wednesday ^t noon for a Christ Nixon North United Methodist dturch Chapter, OE8, will sponsor Its mas potluck. Members are ask will meet tonight at 7 at the annual Christmas Party Wednes ed to bring a main dish or des Any Gift is a District Vote church. day at Willie's Steal! House, sert, a plate, place setUng, and with a social hour at 6:30 p.m. a grab-bag gift. fhoughfful Gift Travels Hie Cherub Choir of Center and dinner at 7. Members are Congregational Church will rc- reminded to bring exchange Navy Ensign Vincent N. o Regal Gift ‘ * heame tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. In gifts. Mele, husband of the former Memorial Hall of the church. is a Bars Merger, Sara L. Matassa of 23 Edger- Feb, 21 ton St„.ls serving aboard the re Hjo Old Guard, for retired Manchester WATES will meet WAflHINOTON (AP) — tomorrow at the Italian-Amer- plenishment oiler USS Wichita complimenfl Will arrive In Pe men over 60, Will meet tomor deployed with the Seventh Fleet row at 1:30 p.m. In Luther Hall ican Club.. Weighing In will be 1 ^ on Feb. 21 for talks \(rlth from 7< to 8 p.m. Mrs. John In the Pacific. Ho is a graduate of Ehnanuel Lutheran Church. A of St. Leo (Fla.) College. film on the Virgin Islands will Pavelack is in charge of a cake 2';016 to 634 walk. The executive board will Journey for peace . , , . " be shown. Airman Richard K. Magowan, meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The White House announced By GLENN GAMBER at the clubhouse. Mrs. Grover son of Mjr. and Mrs. Benjamin The Drop-In Center for stu H. Magowan Jr. of 164 Oak St., me long-awaited date dn Mbn- (iienild Reporter) dents at Bennet Junior High Mitchell will be the hostess. ^mough presidential ad- School will be open tomorrow has completed his basic training v ^ r Henry Kissinger reached Some, 2,6fill .Eighth.-Utilities Disti-iet voters braved from 2d0 to 4 p.m. in the youth The Waddell School PTA will at the Air Training Command's le.ss than favorable weather yesterday to defeat by over lounge of South United Meth sponsor a Christmas program Lackland AFB, Tex. Ho has during his second trip to Pe- a three to one margin the proposed unification of dis odist Church. Wednesday at 7 p.m. In the been assigned to Lowry AFB, king a month ago. trict .sewer facilities with the town’s. school au^torium. Hie Rev. C. Colo., for training In the supply The vote was 2,016 to 634. Dls------The council of ministries of Ronald Wilson will be featured field. He Is” a 1971 graduate of 1 ‘*5^*®' deluding the trict officials say that close to Manchester High School. length of Nikon’s visit, were to South United Methodist Church with magic tricks to appeal to be made public today, accord 4,000 people were eligible to will meet tonight at 7:30 at the children of all ages. Hie school vote. Yesterday's total, then, Friendship Circle of the Sal ing to White House Press Sec church. glee club will sing. retary Ronald L. Ziegler. was slightly over a 66 per cent VAC Talks vation Army will have a work turnout. session at Its meeting tomor A terse Joint statement re leased simultaneously in Wash The defeat puts to an end the F ighting row at 7:45 p.m. at the church. ington and Peking said: town’s proposed consolidation of Hostesses are Col. (retired) both North End water and sew Florence Turklngton and Mrs. "Hie government of the er facilities. Over two years Oswald Weir. People’s Republic of China and ago, the town signed an option Deadline COMPIETE Jl SMITH iHc the government of the United to purchase the • Manchester States of America have agreed Negotiations between the In The Manchester-Bolton Wel Water Co. which services a ternational Association of Ma come Wagon Club will meet that President Nixon’s visit to large number of people also SINCE 1914 (Jhlna shall begin on Feb. 21 chinists and United Aircraft INSUMNCE Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the HUE Yirr/HL jaccilaices 1972." ’ serviced by the Eighth District Corporation’s Pratt & Whitney Church of the Assumption Hall sewer system. It followed a week of an On Nov. 2, town voters by a Division ran late into the morn for a Christmas craft session. ing today and were expected to Members are asked to bring a nouncements about a series of 10,217 to 4,076 vote approved SERVICE presidential summit meetings the 82.25 million purchase, but resume this afternoon in an ef favorite Christmas recipe and In December and January with consolidation of district sewer fort to reach a new contract a donation for the welcome allied leaders. settlement. basket. facilities was a condition of The Peking trip will come that vote. Hie old three-year contract expires at midnight, and union about three months before Nix Following the Nov. 2 vote, dis Hie Greater Hartford Chil on travels to Moscow In late members will meet tonight at REAL dren’s Librarians Round Table trict directors had circulated the State Armory In Hartford to May for talks with Soviet load petitions and gotten the neces will meet tomorrow morning In ers. He will be the first Ameri decide between a strike and ESTATE the Junior Room of Mary Chen ■1 • sary 200 signatures to call for can president to visit either Pe yesterday’s referendum. contract ratification. If terms ey library. A coffee hour will king or Moscow. are reached. be held at 9:30. At 10, Mrs. General Jubilation from a In December and early crowd of over 50 at the dls- About 16,000 hourly employes Dorothy Oeurey of the Southern January, Nixon wlU hold sepa Connecticut State College Sduxd trict firehouse greeted the read- ^ ® rate talks with the leaders of Ing of the totals by Winslow Middletown and Southlng- of library Science will speak France, Britain, West Germa on "Trends In Children’s District officials and friends exchange congratulations after pro Manchester, moderator for yes- bargaining Books." ny, Japan and Canada. White chief. Also in picture are (1 to r) Rudolph Libby, district director; terday’s referendum. The fire ■Another company facility House officials say these meet posed consolidation of district sewer facilities with the town was Frederick McCurry; William Hankinson, district president: Pat whistle was sounded and c l^ rs *^°*'‘*' Haven is not affected— ings, all announced within the defeated. In the foreground, district fireman Thomas Tomkunas Work done by Manchester rick Brown; Benjamin Cavazza; Edward McKeever, district di- were passed out. Shortly after ^®y ^ dlWerent union and past week, are Intended to col (right) shakes, hands with Granville (Ted) Lingard, district fire rectokLjEind Mrs. Elizabeth Sadloski. (Herald photo by Pinto) the vote was announced, Dls- contract, k Adult Evening School students lect allied views prior to the trict Director Patrick Donlon Contract O tter ROBERT J. SMITH, In several courses during the Peking and Moscow trips. leapt across the checkers table morning, the company fall term will be on display Ziegler, after reading Mon to hug his wife, Marilyn. distributed to its production om- msuRMisirnis s h ig e isif tonight from 7 to 8:15 in the day’s statement, harked back Commentlng on the vote, WU- Ploy*® copies of the proposed Manchester High School cafe to Nixon’s bombshell announce Guerrillas Claim 11am Hankinson, district presl- contract, describing wage offers 649-5241 teria. The public la invited. ment July 16 that the <3iina Vietnam Chutists dent said, “This is what the other benefits that could There Is no admission charge. trip was beiiw arranged. voter’s wanted. Hie people be- P“t Into effect after approval »M t^AIH STWEET. IXXn CHESICR Ho noted fttOitNlxon said- then lleved us.’” Looking to the fu- ol the federal Pay Board In (Oromid Floor Next to Houm Ik Hale) Ducan Bockus, son of Mr. and the purpoee^.ef the meeting "Is Hussein New Target ture, Hankinsmi said, ”We will Washington, Mrs. Alfred J. Bockus of 57 to seek the normalization of re Hit Cambodia cooperate with the town In the company propoeol offers Crestwood Dr. will play Oie lations between the two coun BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A squad to "carry out the plan future as we have in the post. ^ P®r cent wage Increase in mayor of Hamelln In the Hartt tries. and also to exchange I would like to see the town ^® ®n#t year, after Pay Board guerrilla source says.the assas according to Ezzat’s instruc SAIGON (AP) — About 300 old offensive along Route 7 and College of Music children’s views on questions of concern sination cf Prime Minister Was- tion.” Ezzat Ahmed Rabbah Is South Vietnamese paratroopers get the Manchester Water Co. npp«wal, ■and 3 per cent raises musical theater productlmi of to the two sides.” to the north of the highway. We told them In the begin- *n each of the other two years, fi Tell of Jordan marks "the one cf the lour men who hav% made a new thrust 20 miles In The announced aim of the of "The Piper of Hamelln" Dec^ 11 ■ In that televised address, side eastern Cambodia today, nlhg that If they went for the ^n addition to a general wage start of a scorched-earth been arrested and charged with fensive is to keep three North at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. in Millard Nixon said he sought the meet the slaying. The three others landing by helicopter about water company alone, they Increase, the company offered TOYLAND ing "because of my profound struggle" against King Hussein. Vietnamese divisions totaling would have gotten It hands ^ cost-of-Uvlng escalator up to Auditorium at the University of are Munzer Khalifa, Ziad Bas- four miles southeast of Dam between 12,000 and 16,000 com Hartford. Miss Enid Lynn, conviction that all nations will Tell was assassinated by four Be. down. We were right then and P®*" ®®nt a year, OPEN DAILY TO 10 PM. ■sam and Gawad Khalil Bug- bat troops away from South we’re right now.” Other beneftts offered include daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Mar- gain from a reduction of ten gunmen Sunday in Cairo where hdadi. U.S. (B52 bombers and South Vietnam’s border and at the ton Rosenthal and executive sions and a better relationship" “We will conUnue to serve n n ^ d ltlo n a l paid hoUday, a he was attending a meeting of Al Ahram said Khalifa told Vietnamese fighter - bombers same time to ease pressure on SU£ MOmAY TO SATURDAY director of the Hartford Ballet between this nation and China. Cambodian forces. our district taxpayers as we nim-vacation” between Christ- the Arab League defense coun Interrogators that the assassi softened up the area In advance have In the past,” Hankinson " l a s ^ d New Year’s Day, and (Company and School, chore "It is in this spirit that nation of Tell was better than of the landing, and the para ographed the production. I will undertake what I deeply cil. The Black September Lt. C3ol. Do Viet, the spokes concluded. Im p n x ^ insurance, medical, killing Moehe Dayan because troopers met no resistance Ini man at the headquarters In Tay hope will become a Journey for movement, a group pledged to tially. Dam Be has been a ma In the uproar, someone yelled P^®^®** bsneflts. Dayan Is known to be our ene Nlnh for the operation, told to Harold Osgood, district pub- UnloA spokesmen said wages The Capella Pro Musica peace, peace not Just for our avenge Palestinians slain by my while Tell was an Arab jor supply depot and staging choral group of Hartford, generation but for future gener newsmen 213 North Vietnamese 11c works commissioner, "You '*’®*’® n ^ the prime issue and THUNDER the Jordanian army during the massacring us and ordering area for North Vietnamese at troops had been killed during can keep your plumbin’ hum- bave not been discussed in the founded in September 1971, has ations on this earth we share September 1970 civil war, Palestinian women to be raped tacks along Highway 7, about together," he said. the first week, 168 cf them by min’.” bargaining, which started Nov. announced the following . area claimed responsibility Monday. and slain—^Tell beats even Da 18 miles to the south, and for air strikes. members, Mrs. Mhtgo Purdy of * r*. - * r t- s f Nixon also has said he antici Donlon remarked, ”I do hope ^ have been held daUy for The source said the group is yan.” Dayan is the Israeli de forays into South Vietnam. No evidence was offered to Manchester, Robert Lotreck of ■^11 '•/ O'-- Ti-VY V pates the Peking trip will be "a fense minister. that the town board will have ® week. BOLT a secret branch of A1 Fatah, Other paratroopers pushed to substantiate this claim, and a deeper Insight Into how the '^® ®®^«* security Tolland, Miss Nancy Eaton and the largest Palestinian guerrilla Bassam said the group went within 10 miles cf the Chup rub Mrs. Carol Toconls, both of (See Page Ten) dally communiques have not In district directors understand seniority were greater Is- ctganlzatlon, and that the as to Karachi, Pakistan, earlier ber plantation, one of the major dicated this many enemy being thelr people. The voters testl- ®“®*’ South Windsor and Miss Deborah sassination was Its "first major this year to iissasslnate Crown targets of the 25,(XK)-man South Senior of Rockville. The group, killed, and the colonel reported fled to what we have said all ‘b® present three-year contract TOBAGGAN operation,” Prince Hassan of Jordan, Hus Vietnamese offensive In eastern only 21 weapons captured, along. Boy, that gave me a lot ^®®- *> but the company is directed by Edgar Wasllieff The semiofficial Egyptian sein’s brother, Hassan didn’t Cambodia. Chup Is believed to ot Ellington and rehearses week which alsp made the claim of satisfaction.” reportedly declined. FEET newspaper Al Ahram reported arrive as scheduled. be the headquarters of the highly suspect. ”I wasn’t worried from the ^be last strike, In 1960, at the ly on Mmidays from 7:45 to 10 today that Cairo police are North Vietnamese 9th Division, LONG p.m. in the educational building Tell was succeeded by E7- Viet said South Vietnamese Pratt & Whitney Division lasted huH^ng for a fifth Palestinian nance Minister Ahmad Lozi. which has been putUng pres casualties were light. (See Page Eight) several months. of the Trinity Episcopal Church, who'Visited the four gunmen In sure on Cambodian forces to 120 Sigourney St., Hartford. After assuming office Monday, He also reported that 462 their apartment prior to the as he flew to Cairo to attend the the west. caches of arms and supplies Auditions are still open. For sassination and "wished them Arab League meeting. I North Vietnamese gunners further information contact Ahmed Lozi speaks to hacj been destroyed, but he did success.” The league’s defense council slammed 50 mortar shells Into not elaborate. Presumably they Mrs. Francis Kelinman of 336 Al Ahram said investigators newsmen after arriv the paratroopers pcsltlcns near Branford St., Hartford. cabled condolences cn Toll’s as ing in Cairo to take were small caches. did not know the fifth man’s sassination to H u ^ ln , but Al Chup, kilting three and wound The U.S. Command an name, but that he used the the place of assassi ing five. Other small patrol Chilly Warnings The Women's Home League of Ahram reported that Libya, nounced that U.S. helicopters name "Abu Ahmed” or "Abu whose revolutionary regime nated prime minister clashes were reported In the (lew about 300 missions in sup- TOUGH the Salvation Army will meet Mohammed.” Hie paper said of Jordan at Arab area, but there has been no tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the he also urged the assassination X (See Page Ten) Conference. (AP Photo) major fighting in the eight-day- (See Page Eight) POLYETHYLENE Junior hall at the citadel. Mrs. Myrtle Turgeon^ is the hostess. Sounded on Fuel REG. $4.50 WASHINGTON (AP) — The supplies at 60 electric power The Mallmams will meet to chief White House overseer of plants “critically low.” morrow at 8 p.m. at.the home the nation's fuel supplies says But Welnhold said the current MILTON BRADLEY of Mrs. Victor Armstrong, 81 Here’s what's right Of Dollars and Pesos levels are the same as they 'Operation" Game Carter St. Wives of Manchester W E I ^ U C ^ N ’ some major Industrial plants were a year ago, when there mailmen wishing to Join the for today. Smart Jacquards. could be forced to close down was no strike. group may contact Mrs. Arm In a striped design or all-over this winter because of severe. Residual fuel oil used extei)- strong. print. It's a subtle awareness of by ujerfiblGU natural gas shortages. slvely by major northeastern tM I COCON OUlOl T il J Quiet Survivors on Edge of Plenty industries and power plants good taste. Added to It are the Fred Welnhold, energy spe- $ Reynolds Circle of South should be available this winter 2.99 United Methodist Church will expert tailoring features of dapper clallat (or the White House Of In ample supply, Welnhold said. have a Christmas party at its TH E V ITA L t i e :.,A dd more By CHARLES GREEN "At least he stopped,” the meant to reduce . . . unbal- Mexican subsidiaries at prices fice of Science and Technology, ■You’re the doctor in this 2-button cuffs, superb long point (Second In a lseries) nncci|,” says the National Temporary Import quotas for battery-operated fun game. meeting Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. Bradley collar. Rich Jacquard fashion dynamics to your toothless farmer said. "A lot of well above what normal de sold In an Interview that the home heating oil have been Lots of laughs. at Susannah Wesley House of Van Heusen shirts with the right presidents wouldn’t.” Bank of Foreign Trade In a re mand would fix. made permanent at the 46,000- strlpe-ln 80% Dacron* polyester, MEXICO CITY ' (AP) — A port on Echoverria’s policies. heating requirements of homes the church. Mrs. Robert Gordon wider ties. See our exciting toothless farmer, barefoot and It was one of thousands of burrel-a-day level, he said, and Is In charge of the'program. 20% cotton. Handsome Jacquard "A more equitable Income dis and such Insrtitutions as hospi this should be enough to meet collection in wash 'n' wear wearing tattered clothes, stood stops Echeverria has made. He tribution among the different . . . an economic, tals will be met. SKITTLE print In 65% Kodel** polyester, on the edge of a crowd of about traveled 27,460 miles in his first the needs cf the Eastern polyester specifically designed strata of population must be stepchild of But, Welnhold said, some ma Seaboard. 35% cotton. $10.00 each 260 men who till communal 11 months In office, pushing for richiovod.” Government protec BOWL Civil Service to harmonizel From $5.00 farm land in Mexico’s swelter- reforms he feels must bo mode United States jor Industrial customers who But with natural gas, Wein- •Dicion 1$ a laglalarad Itadamarh ol Ou Pont tion cf developing industries, buy gas cn an Interruptible, or hold said, “reserves and pro 'Kodal 1$ a laaltlarail iradamarli ot Cattman Chamteai ( Ing state of Tabasco. to end comipUen, oppression, the report suggested, has to ta ------r— fear and the Increasing gap be ''when-avnllnble” basis, are go duction Just haven't been In Offering Jobs In the center of tha. crowd per off. Consumer goods are There are economists who ing to-face major curtailment. stoodtood a tall Mexican of 49 tween Mexico’s rich luid poor. say American dominance In creasing anywhere nearly as priced cut of reason with the “In a cold winter, It could go fast as demand." In some For Summertime yearsears, wearing a sport sMjXf' This country has a reputation cost of production. An appli Mexican tochology, commerce beyond that and affect some The U.S. CivU Service Com- and slacks.B. Luis Echeverria, as one of the most rapidly de and finance has made this southwestern cttles, gas trans ance which sells (or $10 In an firm industrial customers” who mission companies have told Next beat tUlng to having misalon has announced that ap maximum loader cf the Mexi veloping nations In the Third other country may cest $20 country an economic stepchild have contracts guaranteeing plication cords for summer Jobs can people, was listening'to the of U.S. demand. electrical plants which now use a bowling ^ e y In your liv World. Economic statistics re hero oven though labor oosrts delivery, ho sold. only natural gas that they ing ro o m / For all ages. with federal agencies now are forgotten man of Mexico, the flect years of stable and sure arc lower. The 1970 census found 29,788,- '.V 308 Mexicans economically ac The energy specialist, who should seek ultematlve sources Score a^lkea, spares, available at local post offices. "campesino” farmer who sur growth. Many Mexicans balmc part ^lUta.. .jw mlMes. About 16,000 Jobs wUl be avail vives on the very edgo of this tive. But 40 pci: cent of them receives and reviews reports of fuel because of the growing of thts on heavy 11.8. In had an average monthly in frem other agencies and who demand-production crunch, he able this siunmer, the commis country's flourishing economic vestment. They say subsl- sion predicted. The positions growth. come cf $40 or le.ss. Only sits on a Joint board on fuel said. In addition, some gas sup dlarioB of American (li^ns sot slightly more than 100.000 Mexi supplies, said the nation ap pliers In the East and Midwest CANDLE AAAKING KITS vary from office Joba to park The fanners had flagged Restless retail prices keyed to high prof pears to have sufficient stocks are turning away now custom rangers and are located down the president’s bus os he cans reported monthly income OANDliES ABB BA8Y TO MAKE C n <»•* REGAL MEN'G GHQP its. SIxty-fivo p«tr cent of this of $800 or more-. of coal and Industrial and home ers. DEUOHTFUL TO USE throughout the United States. toured Tabasco State, on one of Neighlior country’s foreign trade is with Hie Roman Catholic Church, fuel cil as winter arrives. With "Interruptible” con The CivU Service tests last •THE COMPtETE iMEN'S STORE' the tours ho has n\ado since the United States. Many of Mex It's with natural gas, ho said, tracts, an Industrial plant gets abqut 60 minutes and measure taking office a year ago. They seeing social res|x>nslbllltlcs In MANCHESTER ico's exports are produced by this country where almost 07 that "we're In the tightest a lower rate with the under BICYCLES GALORE vocabulary, reading comprdien- VERNON wanted paving of the rutted, But as far lui that farmer Is subsidiaries of American com spot.” standing that It will be the first BBUaiiVE YOVB8 TODAY! sion, abstract reasoning, and 901-907 dirt road on which they stood. concerned the statistics Ho. For per cent of the people are Catli- MMN StREET TRI-CITY PLWA panies and .)ioId on the world ollc, circulated this fall a docu His assessment follows a to be cut ott if a shortage de table and chart Interpretation. Christmas atora houra Echeverria promised that If him, and for millions of pea market by the parent firm or , Federal Power Commission re velops. Under a priority system Those whose appUcations are they would terrace the roadbed sants and laborers, the situ ment called "Social Ju.stlce In 2 MAIN ST. by U.S. middlemen. Mexico” . It severely criticized port Saturday that the country developed lust winter by the received by Dec. 8 wiU be tested Lonely Lunch at government oxpoijss ho ation Is desperate. Their share Often this bolls down (o a as a whole appears to have suf government, the last to lose Jan. 8: those anplvlng bv Jan. would send In the |>uving equip cf nation’s growth Is hanl to the government. and the 643-7111 MON. thru PRI. 9t30 to 9t00 p.m. subsidiary selling to )u piirent Church, (or allowing the ]>oor to ficient electrical power re service would be homes, 7 wlU be tested Feb. 12; and Ironworker takes a ment. That way, ho explained, find. ' , company al a price be'ow what serves to moot winter demands. schools, hospitals and simtisr those applying by Feb. 2 will f AT. 9t30 to StIO MON. thru SAT. 9t30 to «t00 p.m. drift along In a marginal exis FARR'S OPEN DAILY lunch break liigh atop they could help themselves, ”It Is obvious, ni this point of that product would bring on the However, the FPC report customers. be testeu Atarch 1 1 . No appUca- SAT. Die. 11 and If 9t30 to 9t00 p.m. earn a dally wage and end the tence. STARTINO PRI. NOV. 2*th a gh*der at New Lon- Mexican development, that world market. The reverse Is Mexico’s constitution forbids • added, some ureas (ace pos-. And, said Welnhold, "th en ’s TILL 10 P.M. Uons wlU be accepted after 9>b. (Jon bridge construc seasonal Uoluticn of their four there can no longer bo a |>ost- sometimes true on Imports— 2. slble shortages - mainly due to no question but that the human tion site. (AP Photo) villages. ^ ponement of the measures parent companies often soli to (See Page Three) recent coal strike which left needa (or heating Will be met,"
. ■ ■ 1 J Ji. . PAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 19tl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1971 PAGE THREE New Hampshire Columbia BSO Heard Sheinwold on Bridge W o n ’t T o lera te Town Meeting MI1VIERAI1NQB 5 FOR RAREN1B AND TWO IA)NO HUDDIJBH IN Survivors on Edge of Plenty Nutmeg Snooper P o stp o n ed to At UConn YQUNQPEOPUE > TEN8E HI..AM BID . NORTH By JOHN GRUBER By ALFRED 8 HEINWOIJ) 4 2 CX)NC»RD, N.H. (AP) — Next Saturday O A 5 3 Atty. Gen. Warren Rudman A near capacity audience One of the most dramatic 0 J 109 7 4 Feel Like Stepchildren of U.S. aaya he will "stand for no Inter he special town meeting, 4 K862 ference” with cuototnera at was on hand last night, despite I AIL AU l AOMiniO hands of tho year occurred dur (OontInuiMl from Bage One', postponed from last Saturday, WEST EAST arc unionized that does not high. Only 11,9 per cent finish state liquor stores by tax offi the wratched weather, to hear StMral AtiAlmut ing the finals of the playoff held mean the same thing it might has been scheduled for this com ♦ J 8 4 Q 109 7 64 any Church group from owning elementary school. Only 1.8 per cials from Connecticut cr any the Boston Symphony Orchestra to select the United States team mean elsewhere. The unions cent finish high sch(M>l and where else. ing Saturday. (? Q 84 C? 9 property, running schools, en In an appearance at UConn'a Au Alu Aaiiinie for tho 1972 Bridge OlympICB. 0 A Q 8 2 0 63 gaging In politics or crftlclzlag are affiliated with the Con about a fifth of those finish col Rudman commented Monday PimUl euMiuM IsNNM federation of Mexican Workers. First Selectman Howard Bates Jorgenson Auditorium. Erich There wore two five - minute 4k J 9 4 .t 4k Q 1073 the government. Bo the report lege. on a controversy ever Con said the meeting was canceled It in turn is controlled by the liOinsdorf conducted a program ------^ huddles during the play of tho SOUTH touched off vltrollc attacks In The po6 r account for 62 per necticut's efforts to curb the Partldo Rcvoluclonario In- cent of the functional Illiterates because the posted public notice U>at apparenUy suited people 4 A K 5 3 some newspapers. flow of less expensive liquor on the town bulletin board did r = ^ AunicnD e- cards, but on audience of sev stltuclonal or PRI which has and a fourth of those who are und cigarettes into the Nutmeg better than the one chosen by KJ 1076 2 TTie report pointed out that not have signatures of the select^ I x C I i*^j.U***!?*..*y‘*!.‘*y‘**... eral hundred bridge fans watch ruled Mexico for almost half a completely illiterate. A fifth of State. Michael Thomas a year or so I tr A4ull harSIn ing each play on a screen held K5 Mexico’s agriculture reform, men. The town counsel recom basis of the 1910-17 re^lutlon, century, tne people checked In the cen F. George ' Brown, -Con ago. its collective breath while tho A A mended the postponement. has not worked as well as some PRI control extends down to sus had no meat to oat In the necticut's tax ccmmissloner, William Steinberg Is nominsl- experts thought things over. East South Townspeople will be asked to West people claim. In 1970 there tho level of shop steward. Un week before the poll. Of the 48 said during the weekend a ly the music director of the M ew IWMA U AOMlim North dealer. Pass 1 * Pass were 819,504 people tilling ion corruption is widespread. million people In the country "special team of investigators" rpprove art audit report for the preslUglous BSO and this plen- (Ak Unit may wey East-West vulnerable. Pass 2 <:? Pass "ejldo” or communal farm The few unions or workers who only 16 per cent eat meat every would scout New Hampshire's f n town and the Volunteer Fire De n titude of names gives an indica •A MtMHi trm) Opening lead — Ace of Dia Pass 3 6 Pass have tried to form really inde day. partment as well ns approving tion of one of the problems land. Often their plots are so state monopoly liquor stores to r f l U g C Plays Henry II monds. ' Pass 4 0 Pass pendent organizations have met Other statistics from the cen make sure Ccnnectlcut real- y-,, reports of town officials and facing the organization. It gets tiny, and the land so p .'V' I I fe . / V P A G E PO U R MA^TCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1971 ’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80,“ 1971 PAGE FIVE f 'e m o n Tolland UConn Students Ford Wins Price Hike Okay; TV Tonight See Saturday's TV Week < Working With Town Asked to Decide for Complete Ustlngs. Visiting Nurses Utilities Warned of Cutback fti* (I) B is Vsllejr (I) I Urasm of J«snsl« students from the University By MIKE SHANAHAN ported that the total of 640 Kind of Plan It Wants (U) Timmy sad La»lc strikes across the nation In Oc (44) UUIIlsa’* UlMd (C) of OoimeoUcut School of Nurs The Citizens Advisory Com liltO (t> Dracaet (C) ing are now getting on-the-job WASHING’rON (AP) — Ford tober was the lowest in any Thursday, Friday and Saturday (tt) HocM’ii Hareeii (C) month since 1962. mittee on the Town Plan will and on Dec, 7. <$0) OUllcan’a Inland (C) experience working with the Motor Co. has become the third (49) Naw» — Waalliar big auto-maker to win approval —Jittery money managers In be charged with the responslbU- Owners may point out factors (C) Anderson-Little- visiting nurses of the Rockville New York learned that a $400 ity of providing the consulting that effect the value to the prop SiM (JT'^Tiat’n Happanlaf (0) ^ b llc Health Nursing Associa of a price hike from the Price million clerical error by the A:00 (8-a-n> Newn — Wcatlher aad planners with the knowledge of erly, such os av/amps, lodges, ((!) tion. Commission. Federal Reserve Board was the landlocked land or rights of way will be taking his trips to Poktqg on Fob. '! ' 21, and three months later, to Moscow. lEtrpttiitij One obvious Uiing about this schedule Everything For The Home/ is that it represents tho heaviest burden CARL’S T V PUNISHED BY THE of concentrated face to face dlptomacy MANCHK8TKR PUBLISHING J CO. furniture - AFPLIANOES 13 BiRScIl Stroot ever undertaken by any leader of any Mniicliostcr, Conn. PLYWOOD CENTER B in^ LYONS country. electric APPLIANUES PUWIshrr LAPP PLAZA Founili'd Octbbor 1. 1881 Another thing about it is that it is," BEDOINO -TVs - LAMPS 2 MILES NORTH OF SID OKUN FURNITURE Piibllshofl Evor>' EvonInK Except Sjndny.-^ moat of it, a kind of after-thought diplo and 'Holidays. Entered nt the Post O.nco lU VERNON CIRCLE Manchester. Conn., ns Second Clna.M Mnil macy. It was after he had already an PANEUNB - PAINT Matter. R O U T E 8 3 VERNON J A P j ^ nounced his decision to go to Peking ■'1 i. SUBSCIUPTION HATES Pnynblo in Advance that President Nixon began to realize Ono y e a r ...... $39.00 / Six Months ...... 19.r»0 the advisability of holding meetings Three Months ...... 9.75 One Month ...... 3.25 which, although they could not be pre SALE! k ELEC MEMBER OF liminary to the decision itself, would at THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The A.ssocinted rre.«iH Is exclusivelv en least be preliminary to the Peking visit. titled to the use of republlcntlon of all FURNITURE Give Dad 1000's of COMPANY ncw.s dispnteties credited to it or n(»t other But the most Important thing about It ■ If. ' " X ■ y-'’ . ' ! wise credited in this paper and also the ■ Vf .v,' OPEN 9 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY local news published here. is that it ta all highly perilous diplomacy, H o u r s o f All rltrhts of republicallou of special dis "M A K I IT A patches heroin niT* aiso reserved. in which the potential gains aS3''^ad- V 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SATURDAY '.V Tho Manchester Publishlnj^ Companv a.s- vtuitages of the personal touch and Hi— U P n iM E Mumo.«! no financial resi>onsibllHy for typo- R e fr e s h in g TELEPHONE 875-0888 ffraphlcal errors appearinK In adveVtis- reel confrontation are Inevitably ac CHRISTMAS*' WE SOLVE ALL LieHTINO PROBLEMS ments and other rcadinK matter in The ■j'l 'Aiv-.; Manchester Evening Herald. companied by the high risks which have Complete Selection REPAIRS OF ALL LAMPS AND LIGHTING FIXTURES to be part of the same atmosphere. In Subscriber to Lo.s Angole.s Tlmes-Wa.shlng- Limited Time ton Post News Service. which the codes and protections of COMFORT! Full service client of N. K. A. Sciylce, Inc. Savings On Our LIGHTING FIXTURES and LAMPS for every room in fhe house Publishers Representatives — MatneSvs. normal diplomacy are laid aside. . (And Enjoy Some Yourself When /He’s N ot Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agenev Finest RecUning —New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. To take on such a concentrated burden at Home) REPLACEMENT GLASS Chairs. ^^MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- of such high risk diplomacy is inevitably For lighting Fixtures, Table & Pole Lamps SOLD at DISCOUNT PRICES Dlsplay advertising clo.sing hoiir.‘< a high personal and political risk for For Monday ~ 1 p.ni. Friday For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. the President. These Fine Chairs are For Wodne.sday—1 p.m. Mondav. D e r k Lin e For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. We have to assume that, although Available in Vinyl or For Friday—1 p.m. Wedne.sdnv. LIGHT BULBS Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. dav^ there may be some awareness of po - Fabj^c and Some in before publication 4:30 Friday foV Big Selection of Standard, Flicker, Chandelier, Tier, Colors, for every purpose. Saturday and Monday publication. tential personal and political galn_^ In » Tlnyl-Fabric Combination, AIm Blacklights. his own thinking, his main purpose In Herculon or Nylon, All Tuesday, November 30 i / i all this has to be some vision of giving Carry the famous Good WE ALSO HAVE IN STOCK ------the world leadership toward a better Housekeeping Seal of One More Invasion Repelled '8 8 to '161 chance at its own future life. Approval. FIREPLACE SETS. SCREENS, GRATES We certainly have to hand It to those Not all of us may share the idea that V . • A * " . > - loyal defenders of the Eighth District. Richard Nixon is himself the ideal ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. WIRE. SWITCHES, MEDICINE CABINETS. RANGE HOODS. leader towEU-d such a goal. But we owe Yesterday, a good many observers — Nature Study by Sylvian Ofiara KITCHEN FANS. INTERCOM SYSTEMS. CLOCKS. ASH TRAYS. ALSO — LAVA more observers than voters apparently him a belief in the sincerity with which THE OAKLAND STARLINGS (2): WHEELING AND COASTING IN FOR A LANDING FREE UY-AWAY! —thought that the people of the Eighth he devotes himself to such a high risk LAMPS, SILK AND BURLAP SHADES. District might agree, peaceably, to let effort; we must hetpe for him the FREE DELIVERY! their sewer system be unified with that avoidance of pitfalls and the achieve ment of some success, remembering cf the town, so that the purchase of the > OPEN A Manchester Water Company, and the that failure for him would be failure for Connecticut Yankee us all. Inside unification of Manchester's water sup By A.H.O. OHAROE AGGOUNT ply, might proceed. The Butz Fiasco If it weren’t for one circum Barbieri and Marcus that Is, The result of the voting, 2,016 against, Labor’s Vulnerability stance, Democratic Town Chair who Is eager to scrambUiand NEVER KNOWINGLY and only 634 In favor of sewer consolida man Arthur Barbieri of New claw his way to the top. tion, was overwhelming. The confrontation between President Report Haven and former State Sena The longer Bailey has to hold Nixon and George Meany, president of tor Edward Marcus of New power himself, and the older he UNDERSOLD A masterpiece of It did not, in our opinion, reflect any transitional styling the AtFLrCIO, may not be a turning point By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Haven might be classified as gets, the less power he is going dollars and cents realities. We believe in the modem history of organized labor eccentrics In their continued, as and deep comfort to have for any business of a this lovely recUner in the United States. But it raises some sault on the party leadership controlled transition. The young that consolidation would have been good, WASHINGTON — Sen. Robert features deluxe 8- long-range questions. A footnote; A letter signed by for the courtly Mansfield, could position of Democratic State gamecocks from New Hav«n financially, and good in the resultant J. Dole of Koimos, who as way action mechan The matter of disrespect tor the Chief several Senators went to the cast a long shadow on events. Chairman John Bailey. know the laws of the flock, and ism for sitting, TV- Republican national chairman quality of service, for everybody. Executive and head of state of the President Friday asking him to After reading the FT-esldent’s For any immediate situation, they keep harassing the edd vlewing, or full re- has been publicly defending TEL. 872-3562 United States is perhaps sym'bollc. Does withdraw the nomination. But statement over the ticker in their ambition is preposterous, master with a certain - Instinc What the voting illustrated was that President Nixon’s embattled the leadership of organized labor some with the vote scheduled this tight-lipped silence,' Mansfield and for the immediate future tive certainty of uriiat the out ail the leadens of the Eighth District SHOP AND SAVE! Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Thors. & Fri. 9 to 9 - Sat. 9 t o 6 times think it is bigger than govern nomination of Dr. Earl Butz to week, Mr. Nixon is not likely to reddened and remarked to a, they are going to be snuffed come has to be, providing no surrender now. Q UALITY FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST PRICES have to do to defend their own position ment? Just hew formidable is its politi be Secretary of /agriculture, is nearby Senator: "The President down as easily as their head rival young claimants, with singing a far different—and con and their instituticsi Is to spread the cal and economic power anyway? HHH Strategy had better understand that this long charges have been defeat battle ■ sharpened spurs and Beyond any doubt, unavoidably, labor siderably less hiirmonious song Spurning the advice of trusted cat has nine lives.’’ ed in the past. beaks, appear on the scene. rumor that somebody from over South has great economic power. The leaders —In private. Translated, that means Mans associates, Sen. Hubert H. What goes into the book about Is trying to take them over by high pres of the unions control a vast economic re Out dr party loyalty, Dole will field has his back up. Intimates Humiriirey now tentatively plans them, at the moment. Is that FURNITURE source. Just as management controls vote for Butz’s confirmation. say the majority leader inter SidPIcun All with huge 20" diagonal mea sure methods. Once this suspicion has to permit his name to appear they share some extraordinary capital, in cne form or another, so the But his mood in private con on te ballot in two early prim preted the Nixon blast as grat- sure screens! been launched, the District’s defenders qualities. Current Quot^ leaders of the unions control the work versation with fellow Senators aries—Florida on March 14 and uitous and provocative. His Im A. Mediterranean styling. Model , come i-ushing out, as If to defend their force. And sometimes these labor lead Is one of incredulity. Would not Wlscmisin on April 4—^without mediate reaction! ’Take revenge They both have limitless "The government of the very homes and a special way of life. ers behave the way capitalist barons be Mr. Nixon, Dole asks them, campaigning In those states. on the President at the earliest brass, and a remarkable free People's Republic of (Jhina and haved half a century or more ago. naturally consult a loyal Re ’The reason for no campaign chance. dom from any self-imposed the government of the United Arrange to have the voting taking Economic power, -whether of capital or publican Senator from an agri ing there is the overriding Hum That chance will come if' Mr. limitation on their ambition. States cf America have agrepd They are both able to take place inside the District Fire House, of labor, should be \^elded responsibly. cultural state who happens to be phrey strategy of letting front Nixon vetoes the tax bill be that President Nixon’s visit ito It owes a duty not only to its own narrow cause of the provision for fi defeat as if defeat were a step China shall begin cn Feb. 21, DON'T BUY symbol of the service so many residents chairman of the Republican running Sen. Eldmund Muskie constituency but to the total society. To ping, stone to success. National Committee before get chewed up in early prim nancing Presidential campaigns 1972."—White House Press Sec of the District have had in the past, and enforce or admii^ter this economic re selecting a Secretary of Agri aries and .waiting for later (par from tax revenue. Mansfield’s They are both cynical be retary Ronald L. Ziegler in, a sponsibility is very difficult, "nme was the service all of them may need tomor culture to serve during the 1972 ticularly the California primary present inclination would not be lievers in the most cynical side statement. row, and you create an atmosphere in when competlUcn enforced it on the side Jime 6) to make a big - move. to try to override a veto (Im of the political game. cf capital. More recently, not only busi campaign? But Florida and Wisconsin possible anyway) but pass ex Both depend upon practical "There’s no question but that which anybody voting for progressive ness conglomerates and combines but an Yet, Dole continues, he was PANELING primary laws spoil that strategy actly the same bill again and considerations, such as the the human needs for heating unholy alliance between capital and la not consulted. What’s more. Dole change is made to seem a traitor voting by automatically entering all send it back to the White House power to bestow favors or deny will be met."—Fred Welnhold, UNTIL YOU'VE SHOPPED bor had produced many "managed” gives the Imnression in private against his own community. possible candidates unless they for Mr. Nixon’s discomfiture. favors, for their creation' of po energy specialist for the White prices, and inflation has resulted. The that, if asked, he aulte likely sign affidavits of non-candidacy. litical friendship and associa House Office of Science and Some day, perhaps, even the in office alliance was not the only cause of Infla would have recommended Senior Humphrey advisers be tions. Technology, reporting that a se tion, but it was a major factor. somebody more closelv connect leadership of the District will tire of the Ueve he should sign those af Herald vere winter could create natu Plywood Center The political power cf labor is ed to the farm and less Inti Some of these things go for fidavits to avoid damaging de ral gas shortages tor industry effort to maintain separate systems, and great hut it requires combination with mately involved with agribusi almost all other politicians. feats in the early primaries. Yesterdays but that there will be eiiough will run out of South End villains — the other elements in the community to be ness than Butz. The difference vrtth Barbieri Humphrey originally agreed but for home requirements. come really dominant. Thus in the days Similarly, the White House and Marcus is that with them WHERE EVERY DAY YOU Ijcague of Women Voters a few years now has come to feel that he 25 Years Ago of the great depression and -the New did not ask advice from Sen. everything Is double, and this Is ago. General Manager Robert Weiss and cannot sign the affidavits and "I made no attempt to cover Deal, a coallUon between labor and the Jock Miller of Towa. senior Re A committee from the CSiam- what would keep them away maintain his credibility. It up. I made every effort to BUY 6 PANELS - GET 1 Director of fhiblic Works William debt-ridden farmers created a majority publican member of the Senate ber of Commerce named to from the goals they seek almost A footnote; Before Mayor look into It as any commander which ruled the nation poUtlcaliy for Agriculture Committee and an raise funds to assure the re forever If It weren’t for that O’Neill this time — and will itself seek David Kennedy of Miami en would have.” —Col. Oran K. (WHEN BUYING ALL THE SAME TYPE) decades. Today the farmers are big cap other loval Administration one circumstance to which we common sense for Manchester’s future. dorsed Humphrey for President, sumption of Christmas lighting Henderson in testimony at his italists. few mortgages are being fore ' supporter. Miller defended Butz has decided to abandon the referred at the beginning. he was informed personally by My Lai massacre coverup trial. If such a time ever arrives, the rest of closed, and labor’s allies are more likely during hearings but ended up plan due to a brown-out order. The circumstance which con I TELEPHONE 875-4304 OPEN TILL 8 PJ the Senator that he might not tributes its grim weight to their to be distressed urban minorities. voting against his ccmfirmatlcxi Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin is "Don’t let yourselves be tide- us will be waiting in good spirit. But we campaign actively in Florida. unquenchable ambition is that Meantime, the character of the work In committee. UP for re-election the guest speaker at the break en In. See their lies. Tell them: wouldn’t advise anybody to depend on That could change, however. If the distinguished veteran they force cwtinues to change. Increased next year. Miller was inundated fast following the annual Advent ‘We don’t need your IttUe fa TOTAL AUTOMATIC COLOR CONSOLES a statewide Forlda poll Hum there being a next time. wages and living standards, diminishing with antl-Butz sentiment from are trying to unseat and de vors. What wo need Is women’s I # PAINTERS & PANELING SPECIALS phrey has commissioned shows Men’s Corporate Ciommunlon at Your choice of seven styles work hours, penstons and perquisites, lowans. stroy has nurtured no succei- liberation.’ ’’—Fidel Castro, Magnavox Total Automatic Color is a complete electronic system! TAC For'the present, and foi' what may be unexpected strength. St. Mary's Episcopal Church. 1M« have given lalxnr a major stake In main Indeed, nobody In the Senate slon to himself. Jehn Bailey has prime minister of Cuba, tellihg lets you kick that bothersome tuning habit by automatically keeping Mansfield’s Pique many years to come, all of us are going taining the system much as it is. Revo was consulted in advance. This 10 Years Ago no number one lieutenant who is a crowd of women In (Jhlle that Spice Wood flesh tones natural and pictures'sharp. It eliminates the need for Jump to have to live with a reality which, in lutionary fires hav^ gone out. Labcr has Inexplicable (and, to the Senate majority leader Mike Able and eager to step Into his Scclalist revolution also means ing up and down to adjust controls, for it remembers to give you a Mansfield of Montana happened become conservative. This is particular Senators, Inexcusablel lapse in 'William E. Buckley is re shoes the moment he decides to wemens liberation. perfectly-tuned pictures—^wlth the right colors—Instantly and automatically spite of the way the Eighth District to be reading the news ticker ly true in the international thrust of political procedure is one rea elected chairman of the library relax in his slippers. —on every channel, every tim e! The new ultra-rectangular cmd ultra- votes, is going to keep dictating greater American labor, which Is notably anti son why the Butz nomlnatim Is in the Senate, cloakroom when board and Miss Catherine Put The situation is not merely "If men of moderation have bright Matrix Tube—unlike many others—has a black, opaque substance word flashed that Prasldent cooperation and mutual support between communist and shows little real sympa precarious. As of now, Butz will nam Is secretary. that Bailey himself has failed nothing to hepe for, men of vio UnEK PUT WRU PRUT surrounding each color dot-;-resulting In far better picture contrtist, Nixon would Ignore the Mans The new reference room at tn train and develop any such the two sectors of town. For that neces thy with social democracy anywhere. probably be confirmed but with lence will have something ito sharpness and far more brightness. The new Magna-Power Caiassls, No effective labor party has ever aipund 40 votes against him—an field amendment setting a dead the Mary Cheney Library will potential successor. shoot for.’’—British L«bor par with predominantly solid-state components, assures bet sity, too, there should be good spirit, and come into being in the United States. ominous sendoff for the Agricul line for ivlthdrawal of all U.S. be named In honor of the late There Just does not^seem to ty leader Harold Wllscn, in par- GoldoR Spice ter performance and greater reliability. UHP/VHF Remote no pointless, profitless acrimony. The The unions have chosen to work through ture hot seat. troops from Vietnam. The In Levi Drake, a benefactor of the be present In the party struc ll^ entary debate urging reunl- Control Is optionally available—also at great savings. Don't stant reaction, unusually harsh voters have spoken and one side has the established political parties. Usually Not since Franklin D. Roose Manchester Library system. ture, anywhere, anyone, ex^pt tlcatlcgual. Ireland. $ 9 9 9 settle for anything less than a magnificent Magnavox with they have favored Democrats more than TAC! Come in today . - , . see these great special values won. If the other side iiad sold its own velt nominated Henry A. Wal Republicans, but with notable excep lace to be Secretary of Com . . . and save. case better, and if those who favored it tions. Labor has often used Its power merce in early IMO has a 4k7 hiid the voting power of their con now on one side, now on the other. Its Cabinet member taken office , clout in Congress has been showing dur GAL. victions, the result could have been dif with such deep hostility as Butz ing the last few days. In legislative In now faces. There wore 82 votes Fischetti Spanish Reg. List 97.80 ferent. It’s a siid day, but we will all tervention to force approval of retroac against Wallace, a hard opposi Umited Tlmo Only! tive wage increases on the Pay Board. live, less sensibly than we might. v tion that dogged his tenure at Granada ^^^ito & Ready-IMlxed Colors I believe American public opinion se the Commerce Department. riously mistrusts the unions’ political Mounting opposition to Butz !ind economic power. I believe a good comes not only from farm state High Risk Schedule deal of labor’s rank-and-file members Senators but from liberal non are unhappy about their leadership. The ' TlilH was, the htst time we looked. farm Republicans. Jacob 4x8 delegates who go to the unions’ national K. Javlts of N ew /Y ork and WE HONOR President Nixon’s summit schedule; meetings roar their approval. But the Clifford Case of/New Jersey ^ufiximpieBa Dec. 2: Premier Golda Meir of Israel members bock home grumble at the in may vote no because of Butz’s creasing deductions from their pay en Bam Board well-publicized attacks on food- GEIUN6 WHITE on compact sleieo SAVE $31 on compact ^tarao S A V E S 9 » on slim-and trim SAVE <31 on compact color at Washington. velopes. SAVE* m stamps and other anti-poverty PMlwd vrHti 89lM itverlnf phono syatem model 9280 with petlorm- FM / A M radio-phono In Early American portable TV model 6036 with ultra-rec portable model 6270 with vivid 18* di* Dec. 13 and 14: President Pompidou The unions are no longer battling for programs. ptimenlu It make almMt anca far in excau ol its price tag. 6-Watts styling. Model 3322 has 10-Watts EIA tangular 19* diagonal measure^ pictures, agonel measure pictures, plus telescoping $588 MY Mtlinc • M f C99l the underprivileged, against economic music power, lour speakers, an Automatic telescoping dipole antenna and conve dipole antenna and convenient retractable of Prance, In the Portugjuese Azores. Eaty Hi r«H 9P hrtiah. 8AVI EIA mualc power, autott^atlc Micro or political repression. Their leaders OVIW lO H . . . WiaULAW Changer, plus two 6* ipaakers and jack Mark I record player. Mediterranean and nient carrying handle. PerlecI anywhere— carrying handle for true portability. An Dec. 20 and 21; Prime Minister Heath have become .^barons now. Sometimes A Thought for Today HIT 18.101 lor optional headphone. Duit cover. Conternporary etylet, too. In any room in your home. ideal second set for any room. of Britain in Bermuda. they rule high-handedly. Sooner or later, Sponsored by Uvs Manchester Complat* with Q f0 0 9 5 new legislative restraints will be placed Council of Churches WE DELIVER $8995 NOW $198 nioblls oart N O W - I J 5 I NOW $318 - ! Dec. 28 and 29: Chancellor Brandt of upon the abuses of power. Not the least Gingor Wood fPICIAL WITH GALLON PUWCHAII West Germany, nt the Florida White vulnerable will be the use of union trust The teaching of Jesus: "When OP U T IX PLAT funds, which have also become a vast t 8AT1N 1NAMIL1 House. ye shall have done all those WE HONOR capitalist power and a source of graft. things which are commanded Jan. 6 and 7: Premier Sato of Japan, 'Ihe regrettable fact is that more gov you, say, We are unprofitable A p p lian ce m attor charge California White House.. ernmental regulation of the economy is servants; We have done that tHR MTIMAMN CARO In sight not far down the road. If Intran IP^ime Minister Trudeau of Canada is which was our duty to do.” St. MORE PALL SPECIALS GN: sigence -and selfishness destroy the ef Luke 17:10 \ to be fitted in somewhere. • ARMSTRONG CEILINGS • CARPETING • FLOOR TILE S ales fectiveness of today’s Price Oommission Be thankful for duty, unpop eSAP-O-LIN PAINTS • PLYWOOD e SHEATHING ■-ititor the conclusion of this schedule and Pay Board, they will hasten the day ular but Indispensable. Duty, 1 AIT VI'".O^ I'l A.’A - !^'^TII Si VIH'W. ntnary summitry,. during which of more severe controls. The present says someone, la something limited forms of control suggest the path we look forward to with dis will. In effect, bo briefing BUY NOW. IF YOU'RE PLANNING | O r K N DAILY • A.M. TO • P.M. of agreement and compromise. As or taste, do with reluctance, and -western allies on- his own ganized labor defies government, it does look back on with satisfaction. ANY PAINTING PROJECTS! BATUPOAV »TIL 6 P.M. 1 jHirposes in the filial sum- so at Itg own peril. — ERWIN D. CAN- Submitted by HAM IN THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Rev. George Nostrand ' Ip to follow, the President MONITOR. St. Mary’s Church YOU'LL SAVE MORE--GET BETTER SERVICE TOO ^FACBCHir* fO MISSION CONIN0L — ^OCNlN^ ACC0MFLISH£0„.NlNbA.., FOR BEST VALUES ALWAYS SHOP LAPP PLAZA WITH THESE DEPENDABLE MERCHANTS! * PAOB EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, lf>71 Tolland County Superior Court- Music Boxes, Classes Will Meet MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1971 PAGE NINE Manchester' Adult Evening District Vote Bars Merger Rug Hooking School classes will be held Six Prisoners Charged Drug Center ' at the Rhnm High School Lit sCAarlfia I.. Holmatrom tonight. Emil Ostrowski, (See Page Two Rain Heavy, Rubella Clinic Hebron tle Theatre, Curtain time for CharlM L. Holmstrom, 80, of school director, reported that Th# Drug Advisory Center, both performances is 8 p.m. beginning," said Edward Mc- A rubella Immunization <^a v e IS Alpine Bt., a former industrial On Exhibit the cause of the power outage In Somers Escape Try 88 Park St., is open Monday This Is eurrently the 15th sea Keever, district director. Di clinic will be tomorrow from IFUELOIL arts teacher at Howell Oieney that resulted in the closing through Saturday from noon B ut Causes Church Honors Hilding son for the Players which has escape; and Paul Bridges, 85, 10 to 11 a.m. and 6:80 to 8 Technical School and at Somers Old music boxes and a demon of Manchester High School rector Joseph Luts offered, "I Six prisoners allegedly invol to 10 p.m) presented ten adult plays, three charged with attempted escape p.m. Patients should use the AUTOMATIC OR Trade School, died yesterday at stration of rug hooking will be today will have been repair wish to thank the voters of the ved in an attempted escape children’s plays, four Gilbert from a correctional Institution, A telephone backup service No Flooding roar entrance of the Man On Retirement as Clerk < a Manchester convalescent featured at the Cheney Home ed this afternoon. and Sullivan operettas, and six CALL DELIVERY district for their overwhelming from the State Prison at Somers and conveying unauthtirlsed is available when the center chester Public Health Nurs home. He was the husband of stead Christmas Open House, Is closed. Broadway musicals, as well as 24 HR. b u r n e I? PER GAL. 106 Hartford Rd., Sunday after vote of confidence. I feel that have been arrested by State Items into a correctional Insti Measurements at the Porter- ing Association at 71 E. Cen Albert W. Hilding, retiring Hhlrlcy I'. Bclclcn, I’arry Rob Mrs, Katherine Oampbell Holm Police following an extensive For drug advisory Informa Howard reservoirs this morn ter St. erts and .Kjnn'iiell. several revues and workshops. SERVICE YEAR ROUND strom. noon from 1 to 4. It is being Public Records this should settle consolidation tution. after 44 years os clerk of the A community organization investigatim into the escape. All of those arrested’ have tion, call. 640-2015. The makeup clinic, which I’alrlcla Grenier, Selmer Don sponsored by the Manchester once and for all. Needless to ing showed that about on Inch First Congregational Church, furthering ■ participation In mu Mr. Holmstrom was born Warranty Deeds The six arrests are in addi is sponsored by the associa ald and Virginia Molt wore Historical Society. say 1 am extremely happy." been presented before Judge of ruin fell In Manchester yes sic, drama and allied arts, the July 14, 1891 in Amesbury, Janice P. Breer to Carl M. Jr. tion to the arrests of Frederick Henry J. Naruk in Tolland tion, Is for German Measles, was presented with a cuff link cloetcd to Ihv tnlsslons com Moss., and had lived in Man There will be a nominal and June M. Carlson, property District Clerk Joseph Volz de terday. ’The storm, starting at Podium Players’ profits are NATIONAL Oil CO. @ clined to comment. He Just Merrill, 25, and Louis Cofone, county Superior Court and (Heir as required by law for school sot and tie pin from the church mlttee and William Ruth, Bruee chester for the past 26 years. charge for non-members of the at 35 Milford Rd., conveyance used to assist the fine arts pro- quietly continued to tabulate the 82, who were presented in Tol cases were continued under $2,- P M ce Log mtd-afternoon and lasting late entrance. It Is open to Man Before he retired in IBOS, he was Society, but members, and chll- tax 338.05. at the recent annual meeting. Can.pbell and Joanne Kelsey to ,;r"the high" school" ____ 688-5544 vote on various record forms. land County Superior Court last 000 bonds. As all are serving Into the night, made for sllp- chester children ages one the eommlUee on evangelism. employed as a carpenter for the dren under 16, when accom Rose A. Davison to James H. Elected October 1927, Hllding’s Howard Keeney, district treas week, both charged with at prison sentences on other P®ry driving and slightly warm- through pre-kindergarten. Music committee members According to Bernard Hart- former John Wennegfren Co. In panied by an adult, will be ad Jr. and Martha B, Sarles, prop AHBESTS or temperatures, but didn’t term Is the longest in the 256- mitted Iree. urer, said, "I guess they (the tempt to escape, and conspir charges, all were returned to elected were Marjorie Camp- Manchester; erty at 45 Hudson St., convey Somers. Special public defend,- Kenneth J. Toplch, 28, of ccmplotely wash away snow re- year history of the church. Hlld- Walter Cookson of 49 Benton ance tax $19.80. district voters) know when acy. It was tile third time Mer bell and Marilyn Horton, and ‘ ‘‘ ®® ' T^^® He was a BO-year member of they’ve got a good thing." era were appointed for all of the Storrs, charged with fraudulent malnlng on the ground from Ing declined ronomination this St., a collector of music boxes, L and M Homes Inc. to Alan rill, who is from Tolland, had elected church representatives ^ °“ P'®’ ^ . “ ’ ® Naval Lodge of Masons in Kit- issue of a check, arrested yes- last week, Dock Crews year, expressing his desire to will lend and operate a large P. and Mary L. Camming, Keeney praised about 35 op attempted to escape from the accused. wore William Ruth and Mary ‘ ®*'®" tery, Maine, and a member of ponents of consolidation who he prison. Police said Investigation Is tsrday on a Circuit Court 12 The town highway depart- retire. •' munity munltv theatre at Itsits best and SOUTH Slot Unity Chapter, RAM, of South Swiss-type instrument with harp property cn Sunny Brook Dr., warrani in connection with the ment reported that the usual we will continue to do so ns long fNTBANCt said canvassed door-to-door in Others arrested were: John continuing and the arrest of a Work Orders Making the presentation w.is Richard Grant Jr., Elmer Befwick, 'Maine, and Piscatagua attachment. Made in the 1880's, conveyance tax $39.60. passing o» a bad check at Stop flash-flooding of town streets ns we have your (the com the district on Saturday and Relncsa, 29, John Fisk, 39, and former inmate of the prison is Whitehousc and David Blllard Chapter, OEIS, in Kittery. it plays 12 tunes from one Evelyn C. Slawson to Ralph Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Porter, newly elected munity) fine support.” Gecrge J. Nevak Jr., 33, all being sought. and Shop, court date Dec. 13. did not occur, probably because were elected to the ushers and Survivors, besides his wife, cylinder. He will also lend an A. and Edythe L. Pasek, two clerk. In acknowledging the Hartshorn mentioned that the "1 think the people of the charged with attempted escape The investigation started after T AT.. “ *® was steady rather On Increase greeters committee, and Bruce are two sons, Carl O. Holm- Edison home phonograph of the parcels, cne on Bruce Rd., one L ^ da A Josephson, 18, of than coming all at once. There church’s grateful appreciation Players will be producing a mu- north end have spoken their from a correctional institution, the discovery, on Oct. 5, that Work Hlldlng’s years of unselfish f-'nmpbcll, Sara Grant and Sel- spring, and they strom of Amesbury, Mass., and early I900’s, with a 14-lnch at ^ • Seaman Circle, con- Bast HarUord, charged with wore some Instances of leaf- ‘ ^P) ------piece,” commented Granville criminal attempt tc escape bars had been out in the win-, mer Donald to the flower com- welcome anyone and everyone Robert B. Holmstrom of North »*om. which plays cylln- veyance tax $23.10 on both. (Ted) Lingard. "I think it soliciting rides (hitchhiking), clogged drain basins however Q®'* Coast s®rvlce to the church, the gifts from a correctional institution, dow of one of the cells at Som o mk w e r e mlttee, Executor’s Deed arrestedatvnssafArl at 2:55. au._this ______morning. “ u r a u i l>a0inB, H O W ever. ,longshoremen_____ ,______. ______Increased. *today _ J __. were' InnrrlhAflInscribed with thnthe Hatnadates to join with them In working Hampton, N.H.; a daughter, shows that they’re behind their and conspiracy to escape from ers. Reportedly Merritt sawed Elected to the board of Chris Mrs. Ruth Shepherd will have Harold W. Bells, executor of The National Weather Ser- as port activity picked up fol* Hlldlng’s In- "toward bigger and better Mrs. Andrew Allan of L.vnn- governing body lOO per cent." a correctional institution. through the bars with a hack W.^Middle ’IVke. court date v . ; ; fo rrcrte a lls tian education committee were an 1880 Regina table model mu the will cf Carrie M. Bells, to \ lowing the Talt-Hartley back-to- Itlals. community theatre In our area.” fleld. Mass.; two brothers, J c ^ Jack and Maria Jese, property Dr. Douglas Smith, chairman saw he allegedly received in Carole Elliott, Charles Bailey sic box, with perforated disk of a citizen’s group favoring Alsc, Roger Kelly, 32, and fliirrUa ®®®“ ®*'®‘‘ snow work orders that ended the two- Other officers elected besides Banquet Saturday Holmstrom of South Hampton, at 144 Oakland St., conveyance the mall. The others arrested Jr., John Keleher, Carolyn Hub- records, in operation. This rare consolidation, remarked today, Constatine Scarveles, 32, both ACXtlDENTS The Hebron Rams Midget N.H., and Theodore Holmstrom tax $33. were allegedly involved in the o M <*®®'‘ ®‘^“‘ ®’ M™' ^“ rter Were Ward Steln- instrument is a collector's item. “ I’m very sorty that the thing charged with criminal attempt Mike Pantaleo, 63, of bard, Deborah Scranton and Football Association annual ban- of Salisbury, Mass.; three Federal Tax Lien planning for the attempted es cent tomorrow “ '® ” ew York, a miller, moderator; Charles Mrs. Joseph Handley, using did not pass. It was certainly to escape from a correctional Spencer St., was warned Mary Ruth. quel will be held Saturday eve- sisters, Mrs. Frank Roblee, Miss U. S. Government against cape. tonight will ranM from^M Waterfront Commission spokes- Schaeffer, vice moderator; rags and original designs, will an overwhelming defeat based institution, and conspiracy to Nomlnatlng committee mem- nlng at 6:15 at the Gilead Hill Jerihle Holmstrom and Miss Thomas E. and Dorothy C. )T ’. ' T i ------"...B jronter- uDoer 'ioh nnH ity..) *"®*’ ®®‘‘‘ stevcdorlng c(fm- Linda CJiasse, assistant clerk; hers elected were Gerald Cross, School Bertha Holmstrom, all of Salis demonstrate the craft of rug largely on sentiment in the dis day; his car struck a parked .q ® ®"** panles ordered about 10,000 Lucius W. Robinson Sr., treasur- Pritchard of 7 Ambassador Dr., Richard Grant Jr., and Geoi^e buffet menu will consist bury, Mass.; two grandchildren hooking. Uke women of colon trict as far as I can tell.” car on Fairfield St. at about today, compared with er; Shirley P. Belden, assistant ial days, she uses no frame. $579.93. 'From the .other side of town. 6:46 p.m. The parked cor is Alden and auditing committee appetizers, lasagna, salad, People Who Care and a great-grandson. Release of Attachment Town Democrats Will Vote about 2,000 Monday. Increased treasurer; and George Alden, The small hooked rug in the Town Manager Robert Weiss owned by Janet A. Granato of members elected were Ward rolls, beverage and dessert, and Funeral services will be to The Constitution National calls were also reported in oth- Jeff Adams and Ronald Say, south bedroom of the homestead said today, "The issues were 265 High St. St^nmlllcr and Rose Perhom. there will be an admission For somethinsr as important as the final morrow at 1 p.m. at Holmes Bank against Prank and Phyllis; Manson Handed er ports. trustees. may have been made in this explained to the voters of the Dec. 8 on Rules Changes 'Ihe church membership also charge In the hopes of making tribute to a beloved family member, turn Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Lateano. Many of the 45,000 members Elected to the board of manner. Eighth District. They have de Robert D. Kristoff, 17, of East voted on new bylaws which the banquet self-supporting, to people who truly care . . . the people at Burial will be at the conveni Release of Judgment Lien Life Term In of the AFLrCIO Internation- deacons were Lucius W. Robln- cided what they wanted and Manchester’s Demo their Democratic Town Com Hartford, was warned for fail change the structure of the However, players, coaches Holmes Funeral Home. ence of the family. Through the courtesy of Mr. The Constitution Natlorihl al Longshoremen’s Association ®*’-- Slfreno A. Scranton, Al- that’s the way it will be.” cratic Town Committee is one mittees, different methods ex ure to drive a reasonable dis church government. and cheerleaders will be ad- Friends may_ call at the and Mrs. Horace B. Learned, Bank against Frank and Phyllis 2 More Slayings reported for work Monday but tiori A. Coolldge, Parry Rob- William O’Neill, director of of 50 such committees in the ist. tance apart last night; his car These include the election of mltted free. According to Wil- funeral home tonight from 7 to F*® Cheney pimch Lnteano. few actually got assignments as erts. Jack Johnson, Edward 9. bowl will bo used to serve mull- public works, said he was "ex state to self-perpetuate Itself in In West Hartford, for ex was In collision on Center St, LOS ANGELES (AP) a moderator and vice moder- Ham J. Henaghan, president, Marriage Licenses tremely disappointed." “ I’m ample, caucuses are held in only a. fraction of the 200 Idled Chasse, Charles Bailey, Mll- ator Instead of an executive ticket of admission for all play- _ _ _ ed cider. Tliirteen silk manufac- Daniel Nolan Larson of East office every two years. Now it dren Fillmore, Helen Bevin, still convinced that its not in the Dr. Douglas Smith, chairman of a citizen’s group Voting Districts with candi Ce^r7/Sn^.Tri ^^d^wereZdTed’ committee; the election of an era will be the return of all Mrs. Shirley M i^ey turers presented the bowl and Hartford and Dorothy Ricci of is about to "live up to its Demo In the seven Tate-La Bianca "Opening a port Isn’t as Gloria Bell, .lane Alden and best interests of the town, but favoring consolidation, ponders the vote before an dates required to reside in a 10:16. associate treasurer who will be their equipment—clean and M IM IU .T H I OnOiM OF THE OOIMN RUlf COVENTRY — Mrs. Shirley ^ *Ate Prank Wood- 15 Tumpull Rd., Dec. 4. St. cratic image," says its chair the democratic process has said nouncement of tally. (Herald photo by Pinto) particular voting district. ______murders, has been sentenced to ®*mple as turning on a pipe- Shirley Schaeffer; and Philip 8. In training for the position of folded. Ingalls Marley, 71, o t Rabbit *’*^‘**® Cheney in 1899. Mrs. Bridget Church. man. differently. The next five years In Hartford, on the other A ear operated by Dolores R. life Imprisonment In the mur- ®*P>®‘"®“ R®b®rt Calder, C»®'* “ treasurer; the addition - of one Player awards will be made Trail, died yesterday at the Schubert and Mrs. Pierre Herbert Emil Lundgren Jr. of Ted Cummlqgs, Manchester’s hand, caucuses are held in As deaconess and three deacons to at the banquet, and It Is hoped 'o m e . Windham Community Memori- Afartlney will pour. Homemade will ae«! whether the decision Chokas of 80 Poster St. struck der of a movie stuntman and - ^ association spokes- Emery Taylor, Mason Belden, HOLMES Glens Falls, N. Y. and Char top Democrat, predicted today a man in Boston. "Machinery has Nell Wakeman and Albert Hlld- was right. They (the Eighth Elderly Housing sembly Districts, but again, a clnderblock wall on Florence musician the board of deacons; and a new to have a guest speaker from 400 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN al Hospital. ■ cookies will also be included lotte Ann Keeney of 75 Robert About Town "the committee will change its got to be serviced and paper- all declined renomlnatlon to District directors), were right. with candidates required to re St. last night at 8:46. Manson, 37, board of Christian education. the Hartford Knights. HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES She was bom Jan. 25, 1900 in ***® refreshments. Rd. St. Mary’s Episcopal ■ Guild rules In favor of a caucus pro side in a particular Assembly shouted his dls- work done." the board. Preaent Play ------Canada. They came out with a negative Gets Grants Carl Reed Hudson - Jr. of vote. We’ll take it from there.” m il meet Thursday, at 11 a.m. cedure;” tor conform with rules District. Cars driven by John W How- *gust atf f JurorsJurors auu and cuunruom courtroom caiaerCalder saideald he exp /. . t / PAOB TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1971 MANCHESTIJR EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN South Windsor, failure to drive and englne-mq^t (laws were- In Vietnam, landing raiding and Bolton a reasonable distance apart. Experts Study discovered in ^ e r a l others. Come in and regieter far Navy To Sell reconnaissance teams ahead of Siu*face Mail Court Cases Edward R. Hunter, 21. of All but nine of the 47 planea Marine amphibious strikes East Hartford, following too Plagued Aircraft the Air Force now owns have Commando Suh against the Viet Cong, Heads Overseas (MSA NOVA RESTAURANT closely. been returned to service. The Baby Has ^ SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) 1110 Planning Fund Voted OIBCriT COURT 12 James M. LaFlunme, 19, of . WASHING’TON (AP) - A ’The Air Force has ordered 81 WA8HINOTON (AP) — ’The ROUTE 80 f t a s T A L o o n m i ^ Manchester Session Staffori% operating with unsafe team of iso experts is embark C6a from Lbckheed Aircraft UiSS Perch, the Navy’s first Gotham Center Postal Hervlcc once again Is ac tires. ing on a year-long, $3.6 million Corp., and the total bill now Is commando submarine, is up for cepting surface mall destined "ITALIAN AND AMHUOAN FOOD" Nolles were entered in numer estimated at $4.7 billion, mak for Europe and Africa but says ous drug charges against six Jane B. Leeman, 45, of East study of the trouble-plagued C6 bid as scrap, T ree Dressed For School Addition Hartford, obtaining money by ing the 08 the world’s most ex It can’t gurantco Christmas de persons arrested in an August super transport plane to' seek Been Named ’The 28-year-old sub, which livery. false pretenses. pensive airplane. NEW YORK (AP) Work IS PRINGE SPAQHEni DAY The town took the firat atep ntlght be difficult and noted drijg raid in Coventry, after ways of preventing future prob sent clandestine amphibious men today begin ;dringlng WEDNESDAY Ronald McKinley, 20, of Ver An embargo on surface mall toward adding a combined cafe- that technically even two ve lems, the Air Force says. . combat units behind enemy llghtbulbs on the Rockefeller jm t s a THE FAMILTt Judge Eli Cramer granted a non, obtaining money by false to the two continents. Imposed terla>audltorium at the high hicles could constitute a rally. motion by defense counsel to Brig. Gen. Warner E. Npwby, Lightning Square line's, will be sold to the highest Center Christmas tree. The job as a result cf the Atlantic and Douglas Cheney, who has psir- pretenses. CHERBOURG. France (AP) bidder, the Navy has an aohool loot night when a town supress all evidence due to an C8 program director, was Supemaugh,'Steven Gary, non of John and JoAim Merz Is expected to take 10 days. Gulf Coast dock strike, was lift TAKE OUT ticipated in' sports car rallies, John A. Peterson, 18, of Rock named Monday to head the — The Cherbourg Municipal Bupemaugh, 168 Elldridge St., Mancheater, He waa bom Nov. nounced. More than 10,000 bulbs In red, meeting attended by approxi improper search by the police ed Monday as longshoremen re ALL YOU $1 O C asked whether the ordinance ville, failure to drive in the team of civilian and military Council voted Monday to name 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Hia maternal grandpar After being commissioned in blue, amber and green will be ORDERS involved. proper lane. turned tc work, pnder tempera- mately 60 peraons approved an could be enforced against driv aviation experts, a town square after Gen. J. 789 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ents are Mr. and Mre. John Merz, Bronxyllle, N.Y. His pater 1914, the Perch secretly landed placed on the 65-foot balsam fir ry court orders, Bruce Clevenger, 23, Elenor Sally Wrobel, 670 N. Main St. OAN EAT l . A i l appropriation of $4,000 for pre ers who have no knowledge of Hall, 23, James Jemkins, 23, A series of structural and Lawton "Lightning Joe" Col nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Supemaugh, Avon. Australian commandos In Bor that was raised In front of the 'The government is seeking PLUS criminal mischief in the third . . . where you*re a friend, liminary plana and aite work. the local regulation. He noted Lawrence Ortlleb, 22, Susan other problems has plagued the lins, whose troops forced the He haa two brothers, James, 9, and John, 8; and a alater, Ja- neo to knock out Japanese com- RCA building Monday. injunctions to extend the back- PIZZAS that often such rallies are or degree. surrender of German army and municatlona. SPAGHEHI & MEATRALLS The Public Building Commla- Wells, 23, and Gray Young, 20. C6 fleet which was grounded nipe, 2H. The tree is a special holiday to-work orders (or the full 80- ganized out of town and have Stanley C. Wrona, 34, of Paw naval units in Cherbourg in aa well aa a ctutomerl ih A 6 •' GRINDERS alon will now engage an archi who all apparontlv lived in the recently when an engine fell off In the Korean War, it landed attraction (or both New York day cooling-off period allowed steps within Bolton. tucket, R. I., false report. one of the $60 million planes 643^256 tect to draw up plana which will raided Babcock Hill Rd. homo, June 1944. Mattiewa, Sarah Davla, daughter of Duane and Karen British marines behind Commu ers and visitors and has been a by the Taft-Hartley Act. ’Taylor admitted that enforce Miffit Mathews, Rt. 74, ’Tolland. She was bom Nov. 16 at Rock nist lines tc destroy a major tradition since workmen put up 'The Postal Service said it BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON MON. TO PRI. be aubmitted to townapeople ment of the act may be difficult, were all charged with posses CAIX, BEFORE CAFETERIA STYLE EVERY DAY UNTO, t PJf. who will be naked to make the sion of mcrijuana with Intent to ville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents ere Mr. supply network. a small tree one Christmas dur would make every effort to got YOU IJEAVE but added that, like the special and Mrs. Francis Miffit, Slllington. Her paternal grandparents One of Its last missions be ing construction of the center. surface mall to Europe and Af "TRY US AND YOU’LL COMB RACK" neceasary appropriation for events ordinances, it is being sell, and cultivation of mari conatructlon. juana. Wells and Ortlieb were are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mathews, Manton, Mich. ^ fore being assigned here aa a ’This year’s tree was brought rica by ('hrlstmas but could not ALSO VISIT OUR GHILDERB RESTAURANT ON HARTFORD HD. IN MANOHBOTKR enacted to give the selectmen • ■ • *1 * . «i reserve training classroom was (rem East Montpelier, Vt, make any promises. Total coet eatimatea for the the necessary tools to protect also charged with over ten 7,400 aquare-foot wing vary counts of possession of ctntrol- Cray, Hunter Hersted, son of Michael and Susan Hersted the town. Cray, 88 Mountain St., Rockville. He was bom Nov, 14 at Rock from $321,000 to $300,000, with Fred Luck, leak ing as a mo led drugs. aquare foot coat eatimatea Cramer said ho ag^’eed with ville General Hoapltal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. torcyclist, said that motorcycle and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hersted, Mundelein, 111. His paternal ranging between $30 and $40. rallies are carefully planned by the motion argument, presented JUST MARRIED grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cray, BeUows FaUs, Vt. Preaent atate funding pro- professional organizers who last memth, that Coventry police, videa for 60 per cent relm- acted hastily when they entered take care to seek written per'- Keith, Jody Alan, son of Jerome Sr. and Jacqueline buraement for achool building the home without a search war mission from all involved prop Nielsen Keith, 74 Bigelow St., Manchester. He was bom Nov. projecta Immediately upon com rant, they said, because they erty owners. He indicated that 16 at Mwchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar pletion. However, achool board observed a plant of alleged these who trespass cr are a nui ents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bleu, Phoenix, Arlz. His paternal member Marilyn Brealow noted sance are subject to presently marijuana, through binoculars, that there la a poaaibility that CONSUMER SALES grandfather is Roy L. Keith, 22 Hollister St., Manchester. He existing state statutes, and thus being removed from a window has a brother, Jerome Jr., 2. thla may be changed In the fu the local regulation is unneces sill. ’The police said they thought ture due to recommendationa sary. the evidence was in danger of Sheperd, Charles Franklin, son of Charles M. and Shir contained In the BtHerington Snowmobile and motorcycle being destroyed. Police entered Repeal. The report, prepared by ley Hartsfleld Sheperd, 1238 Hartford Tpke., Apt. 60, Rock enthusiasts appeared to be con and seized a quantity of drugs, a committee of Gov. Meakill’a ville. He was bom Nov. 18 at Rockville General Hospital. His cerned that any grinip wishing including numerous potted advlaors, la a study of ways the maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hartsfleld, to get together for a ride wculd marijuana plants. Cramer said TO GIVE YOU 54 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE state may streamline Us budg Fort Pierce, Fla. He has a sister, Deborah, 8. be required to obtain a permit he "felt they had ample time to • *1 »i * I*. et. twenty days in advance. get a warrant..’’ Sandstrom, Debra Dawn, daughter of B. John and Jane It contains the reefommenda- Philip Dooley said that oigan- IN APPLIANCE-TV SALES AND SERVICE A former suspect in the Aug. Petrus Sandstrom, Cherry Valley Rd., Columbia. She was bom tlon that payment of achool con izatlon and competition are im- 19 break at Floyd’s Market on Nov. 19 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpar struction grants be spread over I^ed in the word "rally" and a 20-year period. This method Broad St., that netted hundreds ents are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Petrus, Center Rd., Vernon. thus it would net appear that of dollars worth ot cigarettes, CELEBRATE THE EVENT WITH • ♦ * * ♦ of reimbursement, which was a group getting togrether for a , pleaded guilty to substituted in Wamester, Jeffrey Christopher, son of Douglas and Bon uaed for many years in the past Sunday aftemom ride would be would amount to payment of formation of breach of peace, nie Morrison Wamester, 119 Russell St., Middletown. He was subject to the permit require and was given a 00-day suspend the Interest charges only. ment. bom Nov. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Proposed facilities will pro ed sentence, with six memths grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Morrison, Convene Rd„ First selectman Richard Mor vide seating for 000, eating probation. Bolton. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. M. Wam- ra suggested that the 20-day ap space for 200, a stage, music Curtis Frazier Sr., 47, of Rock ester, Middletown. plication period be reduced, and BARGAINS GALORE room, two teaching stations, ville, was involved in the break. \ *1 « • *, «. ’Taylor said that the statute can storage, and a satellite )^tch- Prosecutor William Collins said, LnPlra, Pamela Ann, daughter of Peter and Joanne Za- provide for waiver of the 20 day en. Superintendent of Schools but the extent of hie culpability nis LalPlra, RFD 4, Box 63, Lathrop Dr., Coventry. She was requirement at the discretion of Joseph Castagna noted that the was moot. Collins said ITilllp THE YEAR’S GREATEST MONEYSAVIHG EVENT!!! the selectmen. bon) Nov. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She has a sis addition wUl also allow for ex LaBrie, 17, of 16 Hawley St., ter,- Paula, 2. The ordinance was adopted pansion of the curriculum, since « »i *1 • by a vote of 37 to 16. who has also been charged in it will free several classrooms the break, is the state’s main * FARBERWARE ' Billings, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Joseph HI and Di which are presently serving Aloysius Ahem was modera tor last nigdit’s meeting. witness, and Collins said his m o x anne Dumais Billings, 432 W. Middle ’Tpke., Manchester. She dual purposes. credibility was also subject to 1 0 "ELECTBIC was bom Nov. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma Dr. Robert Butterfleld, speak Manchester Evening Herald question. ternal grandmother is M n. Rose Dumais, Caribou, Maine. Her ing in favor of the addition, said Belton Oorre^HMident Jodlfli Frazier was orlginsdly charg T R Y P A N . paternal grandmother is M n . Joseph Billings, 468 W. Middle You saw it at an that expanded facilities will al ed with conspiracy to break DVTOm Tpke., Manchester. She has a brother, David, 2. Donofane, M . 646-8606. m m »i t, * low for labs and home ec. and enter, and conspiracy to NOW $ 7 9 9 9 rooms to be set up permsui- SAVE commit larceny under $2,000. ONLY ' d f m s Olati, Elizabeth Anna, daughter of Werner, and Donna auction. A real buy eiAly so that they may be used Charges of burglary in the * geyyehleChrt^Megnet $2.00 $13 ’ ^ Lynne Qlatz, 122 Summer St., Manchester. She was bom Nov. by students during free hours Nixon Plans third degree, larceny, possession G Sidniool Stool G Handy ctmballathmtnf 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar and after school. Now these of stolen goods, and criminal G AlMmlnunvdnd bottom • 360WalliGStyltlM«1tt«t ents are Mr, and -Mrs. G. Stuart Lynne, 77 Ashworth St., Man- G f orfoct Hoot’’control'* • Tw«tom|»orcitur«Mllin|« for somebody. rooms are used for several pur impersonation, against 21-year- G ComploloiylmiivNrsipIo I* G UnlRUtairinlittcrMfi ch'^ster. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. George poses. O iin a T r ip old Dennis Winot of 142 Spruce G ThorniMlQt control GlKtz^ 68 Richard Rd., Vernon. She has a sister, Laura, 3. Some Opposed St., were continued until Dec. t 4| »l *1 *, The sentiment of those oppos For Feb. 21 23. He is scheduled to be ex Duval, Armand Arthur Jr., sdn of Armand Arthur Sr. and But you couldn't bid ing the addition appeared to be amined to determine if he is / REMINGTON Beiv$rly Vaughn Duval, 466^ W, huddle Tpke., Mancheater. He divided between those who felt (Gonttamed From Page One) drug dependent. J^ LA D Y SCHICK PROCTOR w$u|f IMm Nov. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His mater- the proposed addition la Inade very busy, working visit” and Winot is charged in connec ■A A HOT COMB STEAM-DRY mll/ gGrandmqthar is.Mra. Flora Vaughn, Hartford. His paternal on it without big money in quate and those who feel It is that "ceremony . . . will be at tion with the cashing of stolen ’ S«|»w,drfH,€eei1wewl gnu)dparenta are Mr.' and Mrs, Armand Duval, 818 Fern St., uniiecessary. Several expressed an absolute minimum.’ ’ checks in area businesses. kashM DRYER & SPRAY IRON h^fdiester. He has a brother, Michael, 4; and a sister, Mhrie, a preference for a sloping floor In the weeks ahead, another Winot was held in lieu of SAVE $ Q SAvi $1 C 9 7 97 your checking accounts auditorium and a separate cafe team of White House officials is $2,000 bond. $3.00 7 teria. Milton Jensen suggested expected to fly to mainland A South Windsor husband and m e M 2 ” S $4 .0 0 1 ^ . . Mtn'tHalrDfytr/Stytor that it m i^ t be wiser to spend China to work out remaining wife, Paul Pybum, 43, and G DtWtfHcndl* ’ • TefidicMlMlMlepleta Coventry more money to provide the technical details for the Presi Katherine Pybum, 24, pleaded G On/^twihh • Alemperalureselllngf • Sprayctnml town with a decent auditorium. dent’s trip. Contrary to some utility to charges of issuing a * AttachfiMfitt fndtfd«d ^ • light, ceinpect,peiteble' • Ntw'Ttmp-wguMe Original plans did Include a • Adiutloble heW • hr Mt*r tight hand Inning published and broadcast re bad check and were both given • MueergeM • Ivtn-NniInmvMit rioplng floor. ports, Ziegler said Monday that 90-day suspended sentences Police Will Sponsor School board chairman An preparations for Nixon’s visit with two years probation. drew Maneggla agreed that “ continue to go well . . . . ’’ * Other cases disposed of: separate facilities, including a Carmen Camacho, 21 cf Hart SHETLAND sloped floor auditorium would ford, shoplifting under $26, fined . p r o c t o r - s h I x Scout Explorer Post be better, but in view ot the Guerrillas Say $26. MIRRO-IHATIC g m s A n e m n c lEWYTEUCTRIC fact that similar proposals have Stephen A. Ellis, 16, of C m - CW AUrOMATlC TTie ' Coventry Police Depart bake and wreath sale at Guido’s 30 1 B H P | KRCOLATOR POWEREDiROOM I twice been rejected by towns Hussein Target entry, failure to drive in the ment has announced that it will* Supermarket and Zollo’s Mar people, the board felt that the ket during December. Proceeds (Continued from Page One) established lane, fined $20. sponsor a Police Explorer Post less expensive combined facil- Joseph A. Rowe, 16, ot Ver will be used for field trips and overthrew a mcnarchy, refused ■ T l ZZ $s.oo I ^ in cooperation with the Boy ites would be more acceptable non, speeding, fined $16. equipment for the post. to sign the cable. • Meket10.$0 / JL - ./■ AIANCHB8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1971 PAGE TOl'HTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1971 nltlcn cf aorlu — an acknowl Vernon edgement that he has a listed South Windsor Castro Warms telephone number in the State Chile Women Capitol, AS AROUND THE WORLD School Board Approves Sc£njL jot jthiL When the state’s new tele Work Begins on Theater On Lih Role phone directory wos distributed Flexible Learning Plan a few weeks ago, there was no In Sullivan Ave. Plaza SANTIAaO, Chtle (AP) — Fi ^ jo fu jb tx L listing for Hull, or even for his cffice. A supplement list con p.m. A "SUent Chinese Auc del Caetro haa told thousand of The Board of Education hiu application for (he grant. Jo Construction has begun on tains his name and number. tion," under the direction of Chilean ' women that Socialist given ita approval for the Ver seph Beilis, principal cf the South Windsor's first Indoor revolution also means women's non School system to become in Northeast School in Rockville By Sol R . Cohen theater, to be located in the Mrs, David Vale and Mrs. liberation. volved In the federally funded Is on this ccmmlttec. The appli The General Assembly’s state Sullivan Ave. Shopping Plaza. Thomas .Breen will follow the regular business meeting of the "The revolution offers women "Individually Guided Educa cation has to be completed by With a threatened crackdown Mesklll Administration, with and urban development com The request for a 4,400 square a human role in society. It'dig- tion” (IGE) program. January and have the final ap by its tax commissioner on little tc dc. mittee Is getting ready to look foot, structural steel and ma club. nifles women," the. Cuban (The IGE program was insti proval of the beard. It is to be those residents who buy ciga The "port" Is the tongue-in- intc the procedures the state sonary building to seat 360 peo The club’s choral group, di prime minister said In a speech tuted this year at Manchester filed In F'ebruary. Hopefully, rettes and liquor out-of-state, cheek praise he received over follows in state construction ple was approved by the Plan rected by Mrs. Walter Joehsuu, Monday night at a rally in a Green and Nathan Hale Schools Kerkin said, the program Connecticut appears well on the the weekend from Democratic bidding and in surety bonding. ing and Zoning Commission last will present its annual Christ local soccer stadium. “ But for In Manchester.) wcuM^be instituted next Sep road toward isolationism. State Cltalrman John Bailey. It has scheduled a public hear week. mas carol program and all pro ceeds will benefit the club's reactionaries and fascists, a The program, Albert Kcrkln, tember in one or more of the It wasn’t too long ago that a "Lt. Oov. Hull is a likable ing on those subjects for tomor The theater is part of the BOYS AND GIRLS! woman Is simply an instrument assistant superintendent of elementary schools. hue and cry was raised by par chap," said Bailey. "He could row at 2 p.m., in Room 310 cf Jerry Lewis Cinemas chain, projects for the year, Hostesses for the evening will cf pleasure.” u schools, explained, goes hand- Kerkin said the largest ex ents over the practice by 18-to- be a distinct asset to Oov. Mes- the State Capitol. which offers family-type fare Castro has been in Chile for in-hand with the Continuous penditure with the Initial fund 20-year-olds to cross the border kill, but apparently he Is looked The committee is considering and bans X-rated films. '' be Mrs, Herbert Asplund and nearly three weeks as tl)e guest Progress , program already ing would be the hiring of a di Into New. York State, for pur upen more as a threat and legislation which would Institute Mrs. David Sorenson. Refresh YOU MAY WIN The PZC also approved four ments will be served. of President Salvador Allendc. . being developed in three of the rector tc coerdinate a workshop chasing and consuming alco therefore is completely shunted a system cf pre-quallflcatlcn of other applications. Leo Lelchner Vernon elements^ schools for the teachers who would be holic beverages. N e w York tc the rear." bidders and of negotiated con "You must organise your a builder, wds granted permis Manchester Evening Herald selves. You must win all Chi- • Kerkin told the board IGE in Involved in IGE. laws permit 18-year-oIds to buy Bailey claimed that Hull is tracts. sion to construct 60 homes in and drink liquor and beer. The South Windsor Correspondent lean women to the cause of rev- volves levels of instruction, He said' instituting the pro being "Agnewized” by Mesklll, the Sand HiU Rd.—Ellington Rd. Connecticut law says they must Barbara Varrlok Tel. 644-8*74 Just color the drawings on this pogo. fill out the entry i.lutlcn," Castro declared. team teaching and differentiat gram will be somewhat easier "never being given any Job of The legislature's finance com be at least 21. area. The houses will be in the Warning his listeners of pow-. ed staffing (one of interns and for Vernon than some other authcrity and looked upon pret $36,000 bracket. Now, the Connecticut adults mittee has scheduled public blanks and take them to the sponsor listed before erful antlrevoiutionist forces, aides.) ' tewns as Vernon already has ty much as a sideline humor A regional office building was are doing it—only they're head ist." hearings fer the next three ho said; "Dont let yourselves He also emphasized that the Its curriculum set up on levels apprqved for the 7-Bleven Kennedy Claims Dec. 15. Enter os many times as you wish! ing north, into Vermont and be taken in. See their lies. Tell board's approval of the pro In the areas cf math, science Then Bailey said that Hull, Thursdays, all at 1 ;30 p.m. In New Hampshire — to take ad grocery store chain. It will be In Germany, little boys and them; 'We don’t need your gram did not bind it to a final and reading. through his years of experience Rcom 408A of the State Capitol. Immigration Of Contest Is open to anyone In Mexico, children break open vantage of lower prices. in the State Senate, "has broad constructed next to the eicisfing little favors. What we need is decision but rather made it pos The Instructional program In addition to the three store at the Ellington Rd.—Rt. ming would be made suitable Out-of-state purchases of cig er experience in state govem- girls decorate the "Tannenbaum' 12 years of age er under, women's liberation.’ " sible for the town to become in Thursday hearings, it will hold 30 intersection. Jews Flounders a colorful clay "pinata" that volved, in the future, if it wish for each student by varying the arettes have been going on for ment than either Gov, Meskill a Tuesday hearing on Dec. 21, * A middle-age woman holdln," WASHINOTON .(AP) — Sen. excepting children of es. amount of attention and guid a long time and the latest or any other members cf his also at 1:30 p.m. in the State Two businesses, the S A R — their Christmas tree! a Castro-Allende pennant broke Edward M. Kennedy says the is filled with lots of goodies. The program will not involve ance by t h e teacher; the crackdown on that practice is a staff. Capitol. Sanitation Co. and the Specialty Into tdars and cried out: "Fi- administration's decision two sponsors er employes the purchase of expensive kits amount cf time spent in inter repeat of what has become al Yesterday, Hull met one cf Tile Co., were granted approval ■i del, we don't want you to months ago to permit Soviet or the hiring of extra staff, be action among students; the use most a yearly action. Bailey's aides In the State (Tap- to relocate in town in order to of this newspoper. leave !— Jews to immigrate to the yond the programs already of printed materials, audiovisu Still to come is the state's at- itcl. The 1872 session of the legis build larger facilities. NAME Speaking forcefully and ges United States "is bogged down NAME being developed in the school al materials and direct experi tempt tc stop the flow of lot Knowing that it was the aide lature will convene exactly 10 S & R will move from Pleas Winners announced turing for emphasis. Castro- in a litany of good intentions bystem, Kerkin told the board. ence and the time spent by tery-ticket money to New York, who had ghost-written the Bail- weeks from tomorrow, and the ant Valley Rd. to Nutmeg Rd. asked what "capitalism and re General Assembly's 21 stand and red tape.” December 22nd. Iit-tjie IGE program attenticn each student in one-to-one inter- New Jersey and New Hamp ey news release, Hull remark- It will have parking facilities ADDRESS A D D RESS ______actionary forces" have to offer ing committees (plus a host cf The Massachusetts Democrat is fccuae Cuhs^ Athletics^ Reds^ Indians^ Giants Active in Market Rehired i JhiL disUmi/L Dolphiins Impressive ANNAPOUS, Md. (AP)— Alabama Now No. 2 Kick Foriano will return os By Six Teams Involved in Trades the head football coach at the ‘ U.S. Naval Academy EARL YOST next fall. 18-17 season, flashed his strike- The academy’s Athletic SCOTTSDALE. A r i z. Everyone else was happy "We hated to give up Mon said Holtzman from his home Football Sport$ Editor In Trouncing Bears Association annount^ Mon with his acquisitions, too. In 8t. Louis. "I wouldn't have cut pitch pest 192 batters. The NFL Behind Nebraska (AP) — The Chicago Cubs day, he's a fine ballplayer," "Tbe game today Is speed— cared If the. Cubs had traded quick-dealing southpaw has Atnerionn Oonferenoe day that it hoa renewed For- said Oakland Manager Dick me for two dozen eggs,"'^-' ■ano’s coaching oontroet. and Is also In charge of the school and Oakland A ’s did it, the and that's what I traded for," notched 2,169 strikeouts In eight Boatem— _____ Diviolon_ MIAMI (AP)—Jim Doo- ttis Beari are 6-6 and non- fenoe. The fmatrated Chlca- NEW YORK (AP)—All- regular season a week ago with Dame, Toledo, Houston, Stan- Muscular Dystrophy Fund Williams, "But to get some Durocher unflinchingly part The length of the new con system's entire athletic program. . .Bob Houston Astros and Cin said Cincinnati Manager Spar seasons, an Impressive figure WLTPol. PT8 0 P standing amid a pack contendem. gcona had to go for a 16-yard winningf Nebrssks esme ® ^l-O record, remained fourth ford, Arkanoas, Mlsolasippl, Despite the mid-winter weather condi thing good, you've got to give ed with Holtzman for a player tract woa not disclosed, but Staak, now varsity basketball coach of ky Anderson, whose Reds ac Mlaml 9 1 1 BOO 272 120 sweaty and slaughtered oneae paaaed tor two »oal by Mac Perclval to get on tions which prevailed Thanksgfivlnc cinnati Reds did it and the up something good." of ‘'Monday'! quality." The em that ranks ITth on the all-time It was oaoumed to be for one within 14 points of a per- orst-place votes and North Carolina and Waohlng- Bast Hartford High, will play with Man quired quick-footed second Bolt. 8" 8 0 .727 286 ue Chicago Bears, alreatly had “cefea, hiking hia NFL-leodlng the board. morning: In Manchester and nearly made The A's, forced to trade for a battled manager said he would Hit. year. fect score In this week’s ''®‘ ®* *’®nn State ton. ager Ray‘McKenna's Explorers this sea Cleveland Indians and San baseman Joe Morgan from N. Eng. 4 7 touchdown total to 19. Larry Orisse suffered a slight in- the 35th Five Mile Road Race a casual pitcher because of the uncer use the speedy center fielder as Perry, four years older at 83, 0 . ^ 177 282 a Super Bowl pairing in ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' Associated Press^M ll^ile >^®'‘®‘‘ ‘*’® top The Top Twenty toams. with son. Staak was a late cut cf the Pitts Francisco Giants did it. Houston. N.Y. Jate * 7 0 .864 164 230 mind. Csonka plowed tor 104 yards. Jury to hts left—and nonpassing ASBOCiatea rress poii, wniie votes and moved up from sixth season records and total points. ly, a sum of $469.85 was raised for the In fact. It seems that almost tainty cf Injury-plagued Chuck a leadoff man. has thrived on work through burgh Condors in the American Basket Morgan and four other As Buff. recapturing the American Cen- —shoulder before departing to equwiy uneaten Alabama to fifth with 740 potnU. The Nit- PolnU tabulated on a baals of Muscular Dystr«^>hy Fhnd. everyone was doing It Monday tros—Inflelder Denis Menke, Dobson and John "Blue Moon" "We can fly,” said Durocher. the years. His record was 16-12 ^ P‘ ®h ‘ earns ball Assn. . , . Several colleges are re Osntr^ Dlrislon new,” said the Bears’ coach, ference mshlng lead with 878. the roar of 76,813 Orange Bowl climbed into second place tany Uons didn’t play last 20-18-16-14-13-10-9-8 etc: Will "Red" Hadden, general chairman at the wild and wooiy opening pitcher Jack Blllingham, out Odom, get "something good" "The game has changed, with last season Imd the big right Blue Monday ported to have more than Jiist a passing Clevind 6 6 0 .640 218 388 "It’d be the Minnesota Vikings Oaro Yepremlan booted field The fifth-year quarter- and set up college football’s weekend and wind up their 1. Nebraska 11-0 1,086 for the race sponsoring Nutmeg Forest, of the winter baseball meet fielder Cesar Gerrnimo and mi all right. In Holtaman, they re that Astroturf. If you can’t run, hander has totted 260 Innings or ) * Interest in Mike Mlstretta, senior end Pitt, B 6 0 .46B 206 227 against the Miami DoIiMns.” goals from 48 and 86 yards plus back compleited 13 of 17 for 214 versign of the Super Bowl, regular campaign Saturday at 2. Alabama 11-0 088 Tall Cedars of L,ebanon, reported collec ings. Trading, that Is. nor league outfielder Eld Arm- ceive one of baseball's leading you're In trouble.” more each of the past six cam } with Manchester High's fcotbell team Olnn. * 7 0 .864 228 178 Chicago had just absorbed a ektra points to Increase his yards. In P a t Camp It will take place on Now Tennessee, 3. Oklahoma 9-1 861 tions fell cff more than $600 from a year As quickly as one could say brtster—went tb. the Reds for left-handers with two career no- Monday, ,a member of the paigns. .. 1 who grabbed seven scoring passes for a Hbua. 1 9 1 ,100 158 280 84-3 prime time licking from NFL-topping scoring total to 98. Bobby Dcuglaoa, the lefty Year’s Night In Miami’s Or- Auburn's defeat dropped the 4. Michigan 11-0 764 t ago. "Sudden Sam " McDowell, the slugger Lee May, second base hltters tc hts credit. American League's AH-Star PVmc admitted he has been new one season school mark. . .John Western Division ______An ocean-to-ocean television scrambler from Kansas, hit ange Bcwl when the two lead- Tigers from flfUi to sixth, 5. Penn St 10-0 740 The Muscular D y s tn ^ y Fund Is the Indians' strikeout king was de man Tommy Helms and out "He'll be the perfect partner team In 1968, batted .246 last chasing McDowell for a long Miami In ABC's Monday night Wbdsh reports the annual Midget Foot Oak. 7 2 2 .778 396 226 TV game but, althoughaudience saw the Dolphins at on>y 9 of 27 for 11 yards. He AfteJDef eat ers clash with the national Rounding out the Top Ten were 6. Auburn 9-1 478 national objective of the Tall Cedars. livered to the Giants to top off fielder Jimmy Stewart. for 'Vida Blue," the A’s Most seasen with 18 home runs and time, scouting him closely over i ball League banquet wUl be held Thurs K.C. 7 8 1 .700 288 168 slonally delighted. Dolohin ‘heir best. "Maybe we con- missed three straight after the chsmpionriilp at stake. Georgia, Colorado, Arizona 7. Georgia 10-1 468 Anyone, who wishes to make a con an explosive day of swapping Anderson didn't mind giving Valuable Player, WllHoms 66 RBI. Holtsman fell below ca the years. BOSTON (AP) day night at the Army Navy Club with S. Diego 4 7 — -■ - people. . else- Bears finally pushed to a first ___ __ »h„ BJl.Um* Nebraska’s defending chom- State and Louisiana State, the 8. Colorado 9-2 897 tribution to this worthy project may & that Involve^ 13 players, many up the pewer-hitting May, the agreed. reer standards with a so-so 9-16 "I'm really happy to get a 0 .864 203 261 Ooach Don Shula wasn’t ready vlnced a few was not one of dinner starting at 6:30. Denver 8 7 1 .800 167 206 to pack for New Orleans and where,” saidlaid 11 linebacker Nick down at the Miami 8. Perclval g-reat days for head coach John received 48 first-place same last week. Colorado 9. Arizona St 10-1 880 forward checks to Eld Weiss, Treasurer, of them big homes. majors' third best home run "Holtzman is our Insurance marie last year, but notched his lefty who oan pitch," said Fox, • « « NATIONAL CXINFBRBNOB the Jan. 16 Utle game____ Buonicontt , "that we're a pret- then trotted In to allow Chicago y,* Now Bnsland Pa- '’“‘es and 1,086 points In the fl- finished earlier but Georgia de 10, L8U 8-8 810 323 Spring St., in Manchester. Checks The Indians, who had their hitter last season. for next year,” said Williams, seoend major league no-hltter. who intends to move Sudden Cnslaxul Pa> Eastom Division "You guys ctm write what ‘V K®"* team.” to evade a shutout, triots of the waHnnoiNational Football nal regular-season poll from a feated Georgia Tech 28-24, Ari- 11. Texas 8-2 246 may be made payable to the Muscular Top Illing Fini^er problems with the temperamen "Sure, we gave up power but whose A’s 'w n the American There was ho question that Sam into the starting rotaUon WLTPot. PT8 0 P you wont,” he told a sports Shula wasn’t worrying about Douglass was Chicago’s lead- League, nationwlde panel of 66 sports zona State urhipped Arizona 81-0 12. Tennessee 8-2 220 Dystrophy Fhnd. tal but talented left-hander, I think this deal now gives us a League West with ease last sea May was the most coveted quickly alongslds righthander Yeung Paul LaPlne was a disappoint Dallas 8 8 0 .727 281 186 wriUng mob, "but I’m not look- Impressions. Ing rusher with 60 yards in five u . > 18. Toledo 11-0 128 The breakdown of money ccdlected on landed right-handed ace Gay chance to play the kind of base son but were crushed In three player when Uie Astros dealt Juan Marichal. ed youngster last weekend after his first 14. Notre Dame 8-2 122 race day Went like this, BUI Irwin, sec lord Perry and intlelder FYank ball I like—the running game," straight games by the Balti with the Reds. The big first There was other business Wash. 7 8 1 .700 302 189 Ing past next week’s game "I'm just concerned urlth our » ...... - ^i-«, ______- ______-- venture into the running field as a par N.Y. Onto 4 7 0 .864 179 266 against the Now England Patri- performance, not what people Ptnder was his only multi-catch jog, Sunday to the prevlouslv ^ showdown, with Oklahoma 36- the same teams os a week ago, 16. Houston 9-2 104 retary reported. Duffy as the big leagues roared said Anderson. "I look to Mor more Orioles In the playoffs. baseman launched 39 homers Mcnday besides the trades, al ______^______^ ') w ticipant in the Five Miler. However, It S. Louis 4 7" 0...... 864 196 213 ots. '■ think,” sold the form er Colt «*ecelverrecelver with three for 80 ------^ \ ...... — 16. (Ue) Arlcansas 8-2-1 46 There were $224 In 1 dollar bills, 16 through cne of their biggest gan tc steal 60 bases for us this As happy as Williams was to last ye€ir, helping him to drive though hardly anyone noticed. no-wln Buffalo Bills, the after- ®‘' \ wasn't with his performance. yards. Stanford 8-8 24 $6 bills, one $20 biU and one check for dealing days In history. coming season." have his new sulditicn, Holtz In 98 runs. In 'Tommy Helms, The major leagues officially Phil. 3 7 1 .800 188 247 The Dolphins have the Na- head coach. "NoUce will come noon checking over his exten- Alabama, an Impressive 31-7 replaced Tennessee as No. 11, The 14 - year - old Tiling Jimlor High 18. (tie) Mississippi 9-2 24 $26. Also, five half dollars were collect "I talked to McDowell, and Just a couple of hours before man was just as thrilled to the Astros get a Golden Glove opened the week-long meetings Oentrol Division tlcnal Football League's finest If you keep wtiuilng. There’s no youngster was a first-class foctball play way you can ‘lobby’ for recog Orange Bowl,” said Dooley, a watching his foes of next Sun- en Auburn, earned four top Notre Dame, Houston, Ar- North Carolina 9-2 24 ed, $148.26 in quarters, $9.40 in nickles, he said: Thank you. I hope I this stunning, eight-player leave the Chicago organization. second baseman who is one of by drafting 18 jdayers from the Minn. 9 2 0 .819 176 89 record, an eighth straight er up to a week ago with his school former University of Miami day — the Miami Dolphins —votes and 988 points while-Okla- kansas and Stanford tied for 20. Washington 8-3 19 $1.70 In pennies and $18 in' dimes, for a live up tc the faith you have in swap, the Cubs started things He was one of the dissidents the game's best In making miners at a cost ot $26,000 Detroit 7 8 1 ,700 284 208 triumpih making Miami 9-1-1 nition.” team. LaPine was a starting safety who CaUcago 6 6 0 .646 120 213 with a 1%-game division lead The maosacre the Bears and Miami Senior High School methodically annihilate the homa slipped from second to 16th, Mississippi and North Others receiving votes, listed grand total of $463.85. m e," said San FVanclsco man by sending scuthpaw star Ken during a period of player double plays. apiece. Included in this group ot also saw limited duty as a reserve quar coen star. “It was a nice trip home venerable Chicago Bears. third with 861 points. Many vot- Carolina tied for 18th and alphabeUcally: Boston (College, There was no entry fee for the con ager Charlie Fox, obviously Hcltzman to the pitching-hun rebellion against Manager Leo The McDowell-Perry deal was the No. 1 draft choice by G. Bay 3 7 1 .800 231 246 over the world champion Baltl- Included a 28-9 edge In first terback. downs and 446-197 In total of- until the game started.” Mazur hod little to say about ers still rated the Sooners No. Washington No. 20. Illlnots, Iowa State, North- testants and money for prizes and elated with grabbing one of the gry A's for cutflelder Rick Durocher. was a swap of superstars. Cleveland, pitcher Jim Moyer Westom Dlvlaian more Colts. tho game films, except to won- 2. Last week, the Second Ten western, Ohio State, Southern money for the lunches served all con Although football was his first love. La game's top southpaws. Monday. “The air is cleared now,” McDowell, despite a sub-par of Phoenix. S. Fran. 7 4 0 .636 226 160 ------testants was reaUied through an ad Pine figured he could do well in the race L. Ang. 6 4 1 .600 321 180 der If pass Interference hadn’t Michigan, which finished Its was Tetmessee, Texas, Notre California. vertising progranq distributed to all on competition. After several days of train Atlanta 6 6 1 .600 223 320 been committed against Randy ------r’------race day. ing, he entered the Five Miler. ' Kearns Adjusts to Backcourt Position N. Or. 4 6 2 .444 201 267 'Vatahavauuia inm theuie Pats'raw iinat,final, un-u n -m * 1 Tf * TS m. 9 •- * « « LaPlne was the first Illing student to Ciook at This! "j Disney Monday’s Resulta successful drive of the game. 1 v p i c a f tven tfu l I ear in Paterno^s D om ain finish, grabbing 146th place among the Miami 84, Chicago 8 He sold he thoughtthousrht rookie re ' n..' '■ Changes Planned 188 finishers. HOLBROK, Mass. (AP)— Only game scheduled quarterback Jim Plunkett Numerous spectators at the Five Mile Golf Tourney He was satisfied with his showing but Five male teachers wearing Saturday’s Chune should have thrown the boll Road Race Thanksgiving mcmlng were unhappy when he checked cn the results Shooting Looks Improved All times EST more often, but he talked about short pleated skirts and Oklahoma Had the Words disappointed that the names of the con in FYiday's Herald and found his name Set Thursday New York Jets at Dallas, 4 that In a mild manner. testants did not appear In either The omitted. In some foul-up along the line, cheerleader sweaters walked p.m. “This in no way is second Herald or the souvenier advertising pro LaPlne was given the wrong number to Into classes at Holbrook High ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Only game scheduled guessing Jim,” Mazur said. gram. The listing urns omitted from The wear on his jersey. After he finished, the School Monday but there was a Notea from the pro golf tourna Sunday’s Gomes "It’s Just something that comes Herald for the first time In years due to With Yale Basketball Five yellow tag was tom off and given to the reason. ment trail: Miami at New England, 1 with experience.” But Nebraska the Horses a space problem, the 606 names would scorers. The wrong name was passed p.m. In the Patriots' last two “Our shooting looks im “It all started with a pre- It was, of course. Inevitable. have absorbed nearly five columns. along for pubUcatlon. New York Giants at Washing games — against teams they xtttw v n w v / ap\ proved, but our rebounding game rally we had last As soon as the new Walt Dis On the subject of throw- played didn’t have good years, Plans are now already being made to in LaPlne finished all right and proof ton, 1 p.m. were favored to beat — IPlun- NlliW YUKK. (AP) ™ neai ■ ____ and ball handling still need Wednesday night (Before Hol ney World Open tournament ing the boll, Oklahoma doesn't "I’d put Penn State In a class sert a complete list of all competitors In was supplied by his father who visited Oakland, at Atlanta, 1 p.m. kett has been intercepted seven Hanging out the college ^ in the air often brook's annual Thanksgiving was aniKxmced this year, the a mere with Nebraska, Alabama and the 1972 race in the souvenir program this desk and depcsited the congratula work.” Philadelphia at IDet^t, 1 times and hsus been able to ^ Thai’s the way veteran Yale Day footbaU gam e with Hull touring pros dubbed It the 67 times in 10 games. But the Michigan; no question about It. to assist spectators In identifying the tions card given to all runners. A double p.m. throw only two touchdown basketball coach Joe VancUin, High),” Principal William T. “ Mickey Mouse Open.” Best sign last week at the Sooners have averaged 18.8 I'm not sajdng we’d beat them runners. . .For the first time this season check showed that qn error had been Buffalo at BalUmore, 2 p.m. passes, and that might explain assesses his team as he gets It Buckley explained. Sponsors cf the eVent, wMch Nebraska-Oklahoma game was Yards for every paso—complete but It would be a good game, there was no golf played last weekend at made alien the numibers were distrib PltUburgta ait Houston, 2 p.m. why the rookie has become re ready for its season opener In “The students had prepared a starts Thursday, went along or otherwloe—and toad’s well Maybe we are better; I don’t the Manchester Country Club due to the uted. LaPine was given No. 268. He Green Bay at St. Louis, 4 luctant to put the ball In the the one strung out across the New Haven agalnM Fordham skit In which five men teachers with the Idea. FUags marking above the national all-time know. snow which covered the ground since should have worn No. 264. p.m. air. top of one of the dorms at Nor- Wednesday. Vancisln, starting did the cheerleader bit In each hole carry a picture of record of 11.6. "This is a real good team. It last Thursday. . .A1 Pabnleri, former lo Despite placing far back in the pack, Chicago at Denver, 4 p.m. The Pats Ipjury list contains his 16th year as Yale coach, clothes they borrowed from the Mickey. Officials of the Tourna man, Okla. It didn’t come you cheat your secon- could be toe best team we ever cal pro basketball player out of the Uni LaPlne was as pleased as punch to fin New Orleans at Los Angeles, 11 names. Including the likes of waxes enthusiastic when he talks girls. ment Players Division of the true, but It read: dory toward toe line to head off had. But I don’t know whether versity of Rhode Island, Is now director ish and also to be the first from his 4 p.m. Carl Garrett, Steve Kiner and about Scott Michel, his 6-4 senior "It went over big and, os a PGA went along with it, one "Wo’re gonna annihilate the, explosive Wiriibone ground gm. schedule Is that easy or of athleUcs at Wareham, Mass., High school to turn the trick. Minnesota at San Diego, 4 Julius Adama. forward who led the Ivy League parting shot, one of them said, year only. It’s a no-no for next bomb cream destroy eliminate attack, Umeans you can’t play y^c’re that good. A lot depends li.m. ‘Maybe we’ll have to play 'K you win the game, we'll year. in rebounding last year. y Only games scheduled with ib men on defense,” *Mti- flunk grind humiliate In- a zone defense. And unless ^ „„ how we do against Tennessee “Scott Is playing the best ball come to school like this on sur said. capacitate Jinx klU liquidate can cover receivers man-tor- Texas before I say we’re “I’m a club pro now,” veter Monday’s Gome of his career,” says Vancisln. monday.’ ” Kansas City at San FYan- AU Uie Inlured exeeot tteht massacre nail obUterate pc^ man-and OUahoma’s Jon I^ - haven’t done it yet. Must Replace Reaves ■ ■ Hblbrok won 8-6. an Mason Ru^ph sold, then “ His rebounding is exceUent, of \ clsco, 9 p.m., national tele «>toty Wck axe \ flSSt^M I think if we beat T^ssee course, but his shooting has im "If they made a big hit grinnedp" at ' ; ■' '»’■ vision ‘ ;W -^rV We { HHV, SOMEBOPV'S AT MV NSW NEIOHBOR! H/kR-RUMPHf PRPINARILY A SCORE HIM LOAPBP AMD '■------THS POOR,' VEST SEtnUMEN OF MEANS CALLMESCROOOE! 1 Aiiiwir It Frt*ltui Fviilf NEVER PltfCUS^ES PERSONAL FliSUREP THE ONLY Scram bler .KMOCK FINANCES! BUT SINCE YPU resemblance KTV/SEN asr*Ili:il'=t DOUBT THE SINCERITY OF him ANP SANTA WAS MY CHRISTMAS SIFT LIST, A ROUND TUMMY AMP ACROSS 53 Set anew, R0LLY3UR SREEPy EYES 1 Qadgat lor as a gem f i OVER WE5E . carrying 54 Transpoies (SREEN0ACKS/ mortar (ab.) get the job done 4 M aaiurei of DOWN diatanca c IP ile BSaine 2 Mountain 12 Epoch nymph 13 Eaten away 3 Small fish 14 Son of Oad 4 Hiding place (Bib.) 5 Angry 23 Lays away 37 Habituate Business Services 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 15 Air BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wonted-Mole 6 Misplace 25 Musical (var.) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 36 Hell Wanted - (comb, form) 7 Compound dramas 38 Deftly nimble 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. CARPENTER—Available evel 18 Desolate ___ Mok or Female 37 ethei 29 Accomplish 39 More unuaual nlngs and weekenda. No job MICKEY FINN 17 Enervate BY HANK LEONARD 8 View 30 Symbol for 40 Maiculine Vou PLUMU Down A SMALL FORTUNE FOR Including A "KICK stand” - 'which ^ IB Portions of too big or too small. Call Ste $720 TO START PART-TIME, credit and collec B Cuddle ruthenium 42 Genua of COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. butter phen Martin, at 646-7298 after JUNlOf^ BME WITH EVERyTMlHG ON tT-v IS THE ONE ACCESSORV THAT HEVER tions. Experienced, responsi ALL RIGHT/ HERE'S A LIST WE ALSO WANT TO 10 Muse of poetry 33 Quenches ducks 20 Golf mound 2 p.m. 13 MEN WANTED I'LL SEE OF THE INFORM YOU OF YOUR 11 Gratuities 35 Take 44 Employs 4 ISO P.M. DAV BEFORE PUBUOATION GETS USED ble individual for evening 21 Coins of J THEY SAY THEY'RE FROM WHAT THEY CHARGES, RIGHTS/ 19 Photograph umbrage 46 Craggy hill FIVE 6PEEDS, CALIPER BRAKES, CONSTRUCTION MEN—MILK phone collections. Excellent . ^ X Thailand Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4 180 p.m. Friday I THE s h e r iff 's OFFICE, SIRl WANT/ ALDERMAN/ 21 Elstrange 36 Apple centers 47 Coterie SNOW Plowing, commercial, CHROME FENDERS, PADDED MEN - SALESMEN ROUTE 22 Thick working conditions. Phone Mr. residential. Prompt, courteous WORKERS ij.G. Amerando, 646-1466. 24 B oy'i name 10 TT RIBBED SADDLE f/~ -/ — ^yiSPLAYINO- r r " r “ J- r 6 r " 1 PLEASE READ YOUR AD service. 646-7770. 26 Rodent THEV/ORHS/ COBOV.' FACTORY MEN HIS POHER \ 27 Paltry ? r 12 14 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ^JyVINNINfi5»\ 28 Group of OlAMlflod or Ads'* are taken ovor the nhone o __ Wanted, no experience neces- Situations Wanted - whalei IJ moving large appliances. //'S O s , 16 II D^y^IT^APPEiUia^M **“■ FIRST sary. W ill train. Call 6 6 9 -im o , 30 Scottish niwi ?®W>RT ERRORS in time for the Burning barrels delivered. $4, 10-7 p.m. Female 38 aheepfold IT r r ar next Inaertion. The Herald la > reoponaible for onlv ONE in. 644-1776. 31 Theater sign ■ 1 ______SUBSTITUTE mother for your 22 IheTtoSt •^vertlaement and then (ab.) "make good” Inaertlon. Errors which TWO YOUNG married men will TWO painters, commercial and child while you work. Lovrlng 32 Footed vase ■ n r do small repair Jobs and paint- care, playmate, everything vi OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 33 Pronoun 2i residential. Experienced only 34 River in Ing, also cellar cleaning and need apply. Call between 6-7 tal to safety and happiness of 2i light trucking. Call 646-2692, your child. Minutes from Pratt / MRS. MOR ■i u-'i'-A p a g e t w e n t y TUESDAY, NOVEMI^R 80, 1071 Average Dally Net Frees Run ®attrljp0tw lEtipttittg 1|piral6 / For The Week Ended November M, IMI The Weather Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet Clear and cold tonight; low T1 3 Adult Bible Study Class Manchester Emblem Club will The Adult Bell n iolr of BmaJV The VFW Auxiliary will have About Town tomorrow at 6:16 p.m. at Com NSWt — BXOraiNO about 20. Tomorrow aunny and of Zion Evangelical Lutheran meet tomorrow night at the uol Lutheran Clnirch will re II. kitchen social tonight at 7:30 munity Baptist Church. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 15,590 continued cold; high In mid 80a. Th« Pilgrim Choir of Center Elks Homo. Dinner will be hearse tomorrow at 10 a.m. in at the Post Homo. Members at the church. NATURAL HIALTH Becoming cloudy and remaining CongregaUonal Church wlU re served at 6:30. Members are Luther Hall of the-church. are reminded to bring articles Lerated bad the Republicans are content onythl^ else is missing. that although Manson himself University of North Carolina PEOPLE’S SAVINGS BANK .... ■. NtLLE CAROUSEL GIFT SHOP MUSIC SHOP votes to 413 yes votes on the Struck by Car Cumminga said that emotions the Pattlson Candy Kitchens in to follow their same old path," *, ------wasn’t at either murder scene, library In 1621 and 1922 were re- SUPER FINAST STORES PRAGUE SHOES YOUNGER GENERATION THE CHEESE SHOP consolidation of the District are running high among Man Norwich and West Palm Beach, Meskill Doubts Cummings concluded. Ari audio amplifier valued at he had conspired and exercised turned recently, VERNON DRUG ALLIED RADIO SHACK BERNIES MORSE SHOES Fire Department, and 1,124 to Thotant J. Mozzer, 80, ot 2814 chester’s town committee mem about $800 was stoled from a ' ----- Fla. I^fore he retired 15 years hypnotic influence to cause the They were discovered by a EM'S BAKERY A.C. PETERSEN FARMS RANDALLS STATIONERS NO. 2 NUGENTS Assembly Revamp Maps 408 against consolidation of Ellington Rd., is reported in bers. "After all, it’s a major car owned by Vincent A. ago, he was employed for a Opinion Poll slayings. woman In her mother’s estate. TRI-CITY CLEANERS W.T. GRANT ALBERT & LARRY'S BEAUTY SALON REGAL MEN'S SHOP district sewer facilities. It was change," he said; “ the mem Nadeau of 168 Oak St. while It short time at Pratt and Whitney critical condition today at Man ROTH CLOTHIERS FABRIC FAIR CHEZ-JERI DAVIDSON & LEVENTHAL said then that 5,483 people were Favoring Tax bers realize they are prac wasnpejiced at his home recent Division ot _ United Aircraft Plated Under State’s Eye chester Memorial Hospital, Stock Market SAGE-ALLEN DIAMOND SHOWCASE FISHER OPTICIANS Corp., East Hartford. eligible to vote, however, Leon tically voting themselves out of ly. survivors are a son, Robert Security was the watchword role in two court actions. The Thorp, president of the district HARTFORD, (AP) — Gov. where he was taken after being office.” NEW YORK (AP) — Stock C. Pattlson of East Hartford; 2 plan is being chadlenged in then, said today that the total Thomas J. Meskill ques struck by a car yesterday after He predicted that the com prices sank as profit taking Three cases of whiskey val last night as plates were cut noon. mittee will remain at its 70- daughters, Mrs. Edward J. Federal Court by the Demo of eligible voters was not count tioned Tuesday whether Con pressures mounted In today’s ued at $160 were taken in a Mltkii;;^“i of"Manche“ste“r"and »» “»® ®*' The driver of the car that member strength. (Because of break last night at the M A R crats, who ..claim gerrymander ed, only estimated. ‘ necticut residents are becoming mcderajte trading. Mrs. Joseph WysocW of Haz- plain OonnecUcut’s legislaUve ing. And it' is being reviewed Patrick Donlon said today, struck Mozzer is William A. Car- resignations and moves, five I>ackage Store at 282 Tolland mere receptive to the idea of a vacancies exist today.) "nie nocm Dow Jones average ardvllle;.10 grandchildren and reapportionment plan. also in Superior Court, under an that he and Paul Cervlni had roll, 39, of 202 Dogwood Lane, Tpke. Entry was made by Cummings said that the pro of 30 Indiurtrial stocks dfo|)ped 2 great-grandchildren. The 99 maps, all about the action brought by the Republi counted the eligible voters us state Income tax, as indicated and the accident is still under smashing a plate glass window posed rules changes will be de 7.45 to 822.28. Earlier it was up The funeral will, be Thursday same size, were photographed cans. The'latter seek to correct ing voting lists from the fall by a recent poll. Investigation. at the front of the store. Sever cided upon Thursday night, almost 2 (Joints. , , al Other cases of liquor were re at 8:30 a.m. from the John P. and made into plates by 10:45 "inadvertancies” in the plan. ' election. Their figure was very The question asked in the poll Police say Mozzer was walk when the town committee’s ex Declines held small lead over covered on a hearby embank TTemey Funeral Home, 219 W. jast night. The City Printing Co. has the close to 4,000 Donlon said, al was not whether people wanted ing east 0(1 Beelzebub Rd. dur p R S . SANTA CLAUS ecutive board meets. Commit advances on the New York Center St,, Manchester, with a remaining 37 maps, of contract for printing and folding though they did not know how an income tax on top cf a sales ing the heavy rainstorm, and ment. tee rules require that ail pro Stock Exchange. Earlier ad Mass of the Resurrection at the varying sizes and requiring the mans Sj^ldlng Co. of many people lived outside the tax, but whether they preferred was wearing dark clothing. Car- Church o f the AssumtU
____ _ / . you made when siding, general repairs. Qual Moving - 0136. Grossman Lumber Co. ‘correction’ was to mounted. Phone 648-6020. vicinity Charter Oak Park. ______e n ce on s u rfa c e g rin d e rs and sented to the fiduciary on or before il-3 o you fixed the ity ' workmanship. Financing Tracking - Storage 20 correct the LOST: Passbook No. 25-0106641, ------small machine tools desired. M. 1972 plumbing!" 1966 HALF-TON Chevy pick-up, available, filccnomy Builders, Must have eiir end ilneno,. Attest. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge mistake ...” Savings Department of the MANCHESTER Dellvery- YOGA — Exercise, relaxation, car and license, Cmnectlcut Bank and Trust $660. or best offer. Can be sees Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve nutrition. Group or private les Help Wonted-Mole 36 Some______pick-up______and ____ delivery_ ORDER OF HEARING at Hartford Freezer, 241 Park nings. llg^t trucking and package de MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Company. Application made livery. Refrigerators, washers sons. Call Shirley Banks, 649- work. Good starring rate and TM f^®OF*Araora^PRO for payment. Ave., East Hartford, 289-2706. 6681. I’M LOOKING for a man who all company paid benefits. No- TOWN OF BOLTON, NO- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re and stove moving, s p e c i a l t y . ______works well with attractive ble & Westbrook, 20 Westbrook EStau’^of 'Mlrion E Tinker late PIPX UNFORTUNAmy N O V W B FORD, 1966, 6-cyIlnder pick-up, modeling specialist. AddiUons, Folding chairs for rent. 649- CLARINET major at Hartt Col- WINTHROP FOUND—Black and brown col- St., East Hartford, Phone 289- of Truro. MassachUMtts. oirnlng BY DICK CAVALLI 8' body, radio and heater, very rec rooms, dormers, porches, 0762. women who wishes a high po MITTH5 SREEN XXJ WERE SHOOHMS AT lie-shepherd mix, female. Call lege of Music, desires students tential income from commis 2717. An equal opportunity em- h» said District, dcce^d. , Dog Warden, 646-4665. good condition. One owner, 643- cabinets, formica, built-ins, in the Manchester area. Call - UDon the application of John D. 6RBgN? 8673, 296-9238 after 6. sions. Modest Investment for ployer. LaBelle, Executor of tho estate of LISTEN TO THIS WONPERRJL. RPRTY-SeVEN OORD6ES AVAVBe I SHOULDNV have told H(M bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. 647-9206. .■(aid deceased, praying for authority you f?«cTRionc£aNa r jasTwraoTE... FOUND — Brown, male, mon Inventory. Call for interview, r OF ROJSNS, EXCITING^ /ABOUT THE R0Rry-6EVEN CHORUSES Painting - Papering 21 ------Mr. Miner, 232-3880. (16) LICENSED real estate sales- {" STsalS “ co^eTl^lB'’"'^'"'’”'^^^^ MASONRY work ^1 types, stone SUIZ& FtJuse-snRRiNQ M t y & c / grel, with white spot on chest. and concrete, no Job too small, man or saleswoman, excellent ORDERED. That said application PIP Call Dog Warden, 646-4566. Trailers - T. J .“ f LANAGAN ft SO N S~ Help Wanted-Female 35 s e r v ic e sution attendant over 20 years experience. Free Painting and papering. Fully opportunity In an W essW e ^tIl^ic“ V^Xi?S!!'.1.r‘siid d SI Mobile Homes 6-A estimates. Call after 6. 648- MR. AUTO WASH is remodel- Moriarty company. Call for confidential trlct, on the 8th day of December, insured, workmen’s compensa Bros., 316 Center St. Personals 1870 or 644-2975. ing In Manchestetr. Interviews in terview , L ou A ir u d a , 644- l ? 7 i ' '.a C m afTARCRAFT trailer 1971, tion, liability, property dam and that notice of the pendency of are now being conducted for OONSTRUCnON Laborers. Ap- 1639. sold api>llcation and of the time and sleeps 6, used two weeks, MASONRY work, all types. No age. Call 643-1949. place of hearing thereon be given to RIDE wanted from Manchester cashier In our all new Mr. Au- piy a Ico Development Corp., $1,300. 648-0801. WE need neat nutiroine' self. ■ ------persons - interested------In said id « estate \ High School area to Main 8t,, Job too small. Excellent work •J. P. LEWIS & BON. custom to Wash. Starring rate com- i court St., RockvUle. Hi neea neat, outgoing, self ^y causing a copy of said order to be I East Hartford. Working hours manship, many years experi decorating, interior and ex mensurate with experience. — ______motivated persons with tele- mailed, postage prepaid and pub- J i ^'O-to 4 p.m., 649-7977 after 6 ence. FYee esUmates. Call af terior, paperhonglng, fully in For appointment call 289-0266. ELECTRICIAN — Good wages, I® cf^te;n"!ura?fc'‘t'i?t''& p.m. Motorcyeles-Bleyeles 11 ter 6 p.m., 742-6486.. sured. For free estimates, call ' j . ------all benefits, year 'round work. earn minimum $70. per- week, • . 7 days before the day set for laid BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 649-9668. If no answer 643-6362. YOUR present Job have Licensed men only need ap- part-Ume to make reservations ■ *■ *^norman j preuss Judvr RIDE wanted to Pratt and 1971 GREEVES Pathfinder, N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter ------a future? This