FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1972 PAGE TWENTY Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For The Week Ended iWanirl|(PBt»r iEu^nUts tali' Cloudy tonight and continued January 22, 1072 cold, lows in the teens. Snow The Manchester Community Hie Community Baptist USAF Staff Sgt. Roger L. Three Manchester students at likely Sunday, possibly starting Players will meet tonight at 8 Church will have Youth Sun- Wescott, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Hartwlck College , Oneonta, P cM itS N.Y., have been named to the late tonight. Highs Sunday in Y outh G roup T o Press About Town in the workshop, 485 E. Middle day for the morning worship Lynwood H. Wescott of 108 W. 15,620 the 20s. A Mark Belluardo of 3d0 FergiFergu­ Tpke. (comer of Woodbridge) to service Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Mlddle Tpke., has arrived for dean’s list for the fall term. Wifhoiifr Manchester— A City o f Village Charm son Rd. will conduct "An Intro- discuss the February patrons "New Ltfe" U the sermim top- duty at arlffis AFB, N.Y. He They are Sharon Gworek, is a 1964 g;raduate of Manches, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. workshop and the April play ic. Those parUcipaiUng are. Re­ Pcvtnors (ClaMllled Advertising on Page IS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS dlate youth participating in the production. The meeUng is open vin French, organist; Carol ter Higdi ^hool. mond Gworek of 30 French I w : VOL. va, NO. 101 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 For Late School Bus Discovery series Sunday at to prospective members inter­ Derewianka and Caryl Corco­ Paula . Sanchini, daughter \ of MhncfaeiAer Parents WltiKwt The Youth Commission plans to schedule a meeting ested in any phase of the the- ran, greeters; Linda Qllroy, Stephen Rlstau, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Emo Sanchini of Partnen meet 2nd a ^ 4th of the Unitarian Unlversallst with the transportation committee of the Board of Edu­ Linda Robert, Qall Robert, Da­ and Mrs. Edward Rlstau of 25 122 Maple , , ,St.; and j Craig „ Saums, Tuesday cf each mcnth at 8 Society. Participants are re- ___ Jcdm vid Larsson, Mark Xjsirson, S. Hawthorne St., has been ..of® ' p.m. at Oommuntty Baptist cation and Elmer Thrall, owner of Manchester Bus Serv­ mlndSd to wear floor sitting j Wayne Rawlings and Keith named to the dean’s list for the Saums of 24 Joseph St. Church, 680 E . Center S t, ice Inc., to discuss the commission’s proposal for a late clothes. Visiting children am ^ ® Nostrand school bus, invited rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal Nichols, worship program. first semester at Assumption Manchester. Church, will conduct a service College, Worcester, Mass., Dr. and Mrs. Burton Meisner Hughes The late bus proposal was further investigated before any If widowed, divorced, sep* Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on radio Mrs. John Boyle is a mem­ where he is a freshman. of 25 Raymond Rd. will be host brought up again at a meeting recommendation is made to eratod or never married and of the commission last night town officials, Cub Scout Pack 120 wlU have station WINF. The program is ber of the board of directors of —— ai^ hostess at Lutz Junior Mu­ Hijacker Jets East an Indian theme at its meet- sponsored by the Manchester the Manchester Public Health The Grade 7 Youth Instruction seum Sunday afternoon from 2 have one living oMU, you when Richard GoWen read a Hie problem of getting more are eligible to Join. If inters letter from Dr. Donald Hennig- people' Involved in the commis­ ing tonight at 7 at St. James ‘Council of Churches and the Nursing Association and not her Class of Zion Evangelical Lu- to 5. Decorating cookies, sup­ Fund In plied by Mrs. Meisner, will be ested, can 6484710. an, superintendent of schools, sion concerned a ntunber of the School csifeterla. Awards will be Clergy Association of Manches- husband as reported in Wednes- theran Church will meet tomor- NEW YORK (AP) — A jetli­ The hijacker said he had a move the cast concealing the mid-20s, from Waltham. Mass. the activity. in wrhich he authorized the com­ coommlsslon members. About made. ter. day’s Herald. row at 0:30 a.m. at the church. ner with an armed hijacker and bomb, according to federal gun. An FAA spokesman in Wash- mission to investigate the need 15 attended last night’s meet­ seven crew members aboard aviation officials. The man made long, rambl­ .ington said the hijacker at one for the late bus. ing. Trust? took off from Kennedy Airport FBI agents and Port of New ing speeches to TWA officials point told the plane's crew he Daniel Silver reported that Silver suggested a bulk msdl- today and headed east. York Authority police swarmed over an air to ground radio wanted to talk to President only 167 had signed a question- ing to all the town high school Nixon, the president of the air­ NEW YORK (AP) — Clifford The hijacker had pulled a to meet toe Trans World Air­ from toe cockpit. nalre circulated in Manchester jmjj junior higd^ school students. line and two lawyers in Miami. Irving’s ilawyer says $650,000 in gun from a plaster case on his lines jet when It landed at Ken­ "I saw him diagonally oppio- High School homerooms. The Qowen said he would InvesU- -m PRE-INVENTORY "He says he has a bomb, but McGraw-Hill Book Co. money arm and commandeered the nedy Airport at 7:17 a.m. site me,” said Arnold Eidus^ a questimnaire had asked for gute this. LAST says something new every min­ intended for Howard R. Hughes plane earlier in toe day when it Law enforcement sharp­ New Jersey advertising man those who could use a late bus Gowen noted that a meeting ute,” toe spokesman said. He but slipped In and out of a was carrying 101 persons. shooters with rifles took up po­ who was a passenger. “He was to sign their names. ©f anyone interested in partlci- 2 Swiss bank account by Irving's sitions around the plane on a clean-shaven, and his hair was added that it was not known for C n klor He demanded $300,000 ran­ sure whether the hijacker was Silver echoed criticism vole- paling in the SAM (Summer wife Is being held In trust for som plus freedom for blacl; remote runway. ’The hijacker brcw i.” armed. ed at last week’s commission Activities in Manchester) pro­ the bllllcmaire. miUtant Angela Davis and a allowed all 94 passengers to de­ Pat Capozzi, a Putnam Coun­ meeting that the questionnaire gram this summer should be DAYS! Maury Nessen said his client man held in Texas on armed plane, but seven crew members ty, N.Y., salesman, described An FBI spokesman said it was poorly administered. He called soon. A decision on when Clearance had given the checks to robbery charges. were reported still aboard. him as about 28 years old with was believed Trapnell had a cited the problem of a short this meeting bhould be called Hughes—in payment for rights When he took over toe flight, U.S. Army Pfc. Gregory Hen­ curly hair and about 5 feet 8. history of mental illness. homeroom period, most of was tabled, to his autobiography, which which originated in Los Ange­ derson said the hijacker was The hijacker was tentatively In Miami, attorney Stuart which is taken up by announce- Gowen was by consensus des- Irving says Hughes authorized les, the hijacker said he wanted bleeding profusely as the ap­ Identified by the Federal Avia­ Markus said he had been told iftents. Ignated coordinator of the Americas Save an Extra him to assemble—but that for to go to Europe, later speci­ parent result of cutting himself tion Agency as Garrett Brook by TWA that the hijacker want­ "some reason" they were given A. letter to the commission S^oup. Gowen has been chalr- Most Popular fying Spain. with razor blades used to re­ Trapnell, a white man in his ed to talk to him but had not from Mayor John Thompson the commission- meeting, back. Carving Knife! made contact. Marcus said he asked if the commission had Commission members were Extra It was then, Nessen said, that could give no details of what any ideas to prevent youths a.verse to structuring the com- blonde, attractive Edith Irving the man sought. 30% OFF deposited them In an account from muUlng around after h l^ m l^ o n too much, but agreed On the ground, the hijacker that a head should be named so she opened In the name of Hel- school basketbsJl games. Our reg. low prices on demanded a sum of money “ in Thompson cited a recent Man- town officials would know ga R. Hughes at the Swiss excess of $300,000,” and refuel­ Chester Hig^ School game after whom to contact on commls- Credit Bank in Zurich. Dis­ R ibicoff Peking Berates ing of toe plane. He did not say which he heard a youth using business, Red Tagged covery last week that the mon­ where in Europe he wanted to profanity in the parking lot. OFF ey had gone to someone other so . then Hughes started an inter­ In the brief discussion that Our requlnr low price* on a Solectod Group Table Lamps The name cf the Dallas pris­ followed, commission members Foreign Study national search for the mystery A bandons ]}few Nixon Plan oner came out garbled in radio woman. seemed to feel that little could In our inventory transmissions and could not im- be done to prevent those who That ended Friday when Nes­ Grant Available TOKYO (AP) — Communist in ” a repetition of last Octo- mediately be determined. are inclined to cause trouble sen announced that Irving had Gold Fdled & Hamilton Beach A id BiU China today denounced Presl- ber’s sham presidential ‘elec- , Capt. Ray Schrelber, the pl- from causing trouble. "There’s A |1,000 scholarship to the Hamilton Beach told the Manhattan district at­ nothing you can do about that," 1972 American Institute of For- Save an Extra torney’s office the day before niAaixrKT/-iav-kxr Nlxon’s elght-polnt peace tlon’ farce in South Vietnam,” lot, and six other crew mem- WASHINQTON ( ^ ) — Pres- Vietnam as a "fraud” said toe commentary broadcast bers remained aboard the plane one girl said. eign Study summer program in Electric Carving Knife 8 Button Blender that tbe account-holder had Steriing Slver Jewdry been his wife. ident Nixon’s plan for reform of ^s ” a pretext to pro- by Peking’s official New Oilna as passengers were unloaded Thompson also asked the com- Europe is available to a Con- family welfare assistance ap- aggression.” News Agency. down ramps a half mile from mission in a letter whether they necUcut high school student who $ 7 McGraw-Hill, which had in our invonlory planned to publish the pur­ pears shattered with Sen. Abra- commentary, less than a It added: "The Vietnamese the TWA terminal and inter­ felt youths in town would join presmitly in hIs freshman Our Reg. ported suitoblography March 10, ham Riblcoff 8 announcement uj^ath before Nixon’s scheduled people are resolved to fight to viewed by FBI agents, a proposed drum and bugle through junior year, U.8. Sen. Reg. 20.97 Choose from pins, pendants, bracelets, apiece sets, 12.69 said it was “ stunned" by the that he won’t back it. trip to Peking, contended the the end, and toe Chinese people In Los Angeles, where the corps. Thompson said he was Lowell P. Welcker Jr. an- Off our reg. low prices on all 20" Riblcoff, D-COnn., had been proposal was “ actually a plan are determined to support them plane took off Friday at 10:14 approached by an out of town nounced today, etc. Terrific gift values! 14.97 dev^bopments, Time, Inc., 9.99 p.m. airline officials said no expected to lead toe Senate aggression, a plan for per- to toe end.” group seeking to start a corps The purpose cf the scholarship Generous 44 ounce shatterproof container which (danned to publirii a Famous hole-in-thehandle gives you per­ battle for Nixon’s Pla", after gjsting in and prolonging toe Nixon’s plan provides for metal detection device had in town. . program is to provide our Examples: Hi Riser Bicycles opens at both ends for easy cleaning three-part excerpt from the fect balance for expert carving! Easy- book in Life magazine, said it Riblcoff announced last October of aggression against Viet- complete withdrawal of Ameri- set up at the boarding Commission members dls- nation’s young people with an release blades, 8 foot attached cord.# 275 Powerful motor. Smartly styled. # 616 cussed the matter, but decided opportunity for study and travel Rofl. $10 . Now $ 5 Reg. 8.50 . . Now 4 .2 5 in our Inventory was pressing its own investiga­ an amendment he planned that „am and Indochina, for carry- can troops six months after a marshal was Snatched from Bhrze would Uberallze Neon’s propos- t^e policy of aggres- peace agreement with slmulta- aboard. No reason was given as to re|rfy to the out of town abroad and further intematicnr tion. Both have delayed publi­ group that they should contact understanding, Sen. Welcker cation indefinitely. Policeman Donald Ryan of Chicago carries 4-year-old Kenneth Vic through af' L.'.‘ Sion.” neous release of prisoners by to not. the heads o l the music depart- said. Hughes has said in affidavits snow to waiting ambulance after rescuing the child from a burning second-floor But Friday, he tirtd toe Sen- Saying toe only road to peace both sides. Intemationaaly su- Boto measures were put into ments in the town’s various Students wishing to apply for Save an Extra he never got the McGraw-IQU apartment in the southwest suburb of Lyons. Police and firemen carried the ate Finance Omunittee, which jg acceptance of toe Commu- pervlsed elections would be held eff^t l^t year on most major secondary schools. schoJarshlp should contact: Health & Beauty Aids Values! money, never authorized any mother and two other children from the apartment. AU were hospitalized and was conducting a hearing on nigtg. seven-point peace plan, in South Vietnam six months ^ °®ter hi- autoWograidiy and never met the plan, that he had changed the commentary added: “ Nix- after toe agreement. . Suggests Poll LT.S. Sen. Lowell P. Welcker were in guarded condition. (AP photo) said Trapnell Irving. Irving, appearing. Fri­ his view and w ^ d in step p ro on’s words ctoarly show that, on another subject, toe Thompson also asked in a let- Room 842 Old Senate Office was listed as one of the passen- ter whether the commission Building, Washington, D.C. Revlon day outside the district attor­ ^ a ^ot project for tola ses- U.S. imperialism is bent People’s Daily, official oigan (rf would be interested in contact- 20610. Revlon Hair Spray ney’s office wltii his lawyer, re­ Sion of Congress. doing everything in ite power to china’s Communist party, an- ° hoarded the night. Ing heads of Hartford insurance Deadline for applying for the 2 0 % 0 f f peated his claim that the auto­ ‘"rhe more I have listened to preserve its puppet regime in nounced support today for a Police in Miami said a Gar­ companies to see if a poll of schblarahlp is March 16. biography was authentic. this testimony, toe more I have South Vietnam.” proposal by North Korean Pre- rett Trapnell was accused in Manchester residents who work The recipient of the schdar- Regular or hard to hold. Our Rog. Low Prico* on Under questioning by investi­ Air Warfare Creeps North; become convinced we must ’The offer of South 'Vietnam niler Kim IL-sung for a meet- March 1970 of stealing a light in these companies could be chip will be selected on the basis 13 ounce. 98c size gators here, a source near the have a pilot hit. of directly threatening U.S. Minh traU. a federal grand juiy at a later ...... time for toe working poor. presidential aspirant before the the American Independent Par- in Vietnam flying military that groups meeting at the school ______29” Overseas. Our Reg. 19.99 1 6.74 ware. Mount as wedge or flush. Rog. 7.99 N O W 6 .3 9 U.S. mUitary sources also planes, as opposed to “ lock on” '..qhe aircraft date. took evasive Rlblccn s amenomem was party will accept him as a bona ty under whose banner he ran charter aircraft, are harrassed by youths hang­ claimed that American aircraft radar that can aim a gun or b^ k ed by 14 govemora, 26 sen- member. in 1988. Tliey have asked Wal- “ Dear Lord, what next,” ing around the West Side Rec­ "Tliere is no fraud on the ore dally knocking out as many steer a surface-to-air missile at (See Page Three) NOTICE O ur part of my cUent because toe atora M d various natitmal or- ..Those liberal Democrats al- lace to formally sign an oath Mrs. Trapnell said when told reation Colter. as 100 North Viethamese trucks ______;______\______Silver asked, "Are we a law TOWN OF COVENTRY Lowest money - has not gone.’’ Nessen 1 a A oppese these loyalty that he wlU not) switch. Garrett ’Trapnell was a suspect TAX COLLECTOR’S stated. “Tlie money i s . still in carrying war materials south- But family assistance has not oaths,” toe Alabama governor Wallace told a news cMifer- ^ the hijacking. “ My rusband enfbrcemoit team?’’ A glri add­ 14” x54” ward along toe Ho Chi Minh been popular in toe Senate. It g^id ed, “ We don’t have the power.” Price! Switzeriand, being held in trust oiit In thn nt-pnnrtlnir fVm ----- Friday In Florida. "But gjjgg jjjg opening of his Jack- hasn’t seen him in years. I NOTICE 6 trail in L.aos. Conversation about the letter Notice is hereby given to the for Mr. Huglies. It haa merely S te^ ' ®°''ville hea^uarters for toe don’t even know him.” The fighter that attacked toe drifted over many areas. The taxpayers of the Town of Coven­ been taken out of ening iq> neigh' try that the second installment Shatterproof put in another.” nance Committee after House take an oath not required of toe ..present intention to go Garrett Trapnell in a civil suit 'With special electronics gear borhood schools, which someone of taxes the Labor Department. controls several months before tt a coalition could be wothed area,’’ but another commission vlded the first installment was Hughos in return for toe pub- roops. department said BUday he extended toe controls to toe **P between Re^uican moder- member said, referring to those paid on time. Black & Decker 26 Pc. lltiiing rights. The U.S. Command said toe that toe average increase under rest of toe economy. These supporters conceded f i l t e r tod not cross the border contracts signed last year was construction pay hikes aver- who “ hang out,’ * “ I don’t know Interest will be charged at the Aireqnipt Slide Projector Our Rog. 7.49 Subsequently, a furor arose if they really want it.*’ rate of three quarters of one over triietoer Hughes had coop­ into North Vietnam, but fired g.i per cent,- compsured with 8.9 oo-ed 11 8 per cent to 1971 down ®^®*^ Riblcoff a Friday an­ 4 Great Toys For 3 /8 ” Drill Kit ils radar-homing missile from per cent to m o . ^ 9 cent to m o . nouncement that chances of Powder Ootfee Bouse per cent per month or fraction Our erated with Irving in providing Only within two miles of the frontier. Major labor agreements dur- The a v e w e wage increase now are slim at best. The problems of youths "hang­ thereof on any balance not paid Reg. material tor toe book. On Jan. ing out” on Main St. across lO por The radar site was reported to hig the year were to toe rail- ,0^ contracte to /toe manufac- *Ublcoff said he acted com­ on time during the first period, 69.99 Pre-Schoolers Store, B a teleihone voice introduced be 30 miles away from the Lao- road, auto, agriculture Imple- turinir field was 7.2 per cent up P*®^®ly oa. his own, and had not from Friendly’s cams iq> in the or on the seccxid installment rto as Hughes told a panel of re­ context of the discussion about 47.40 tian border and 226 miles north ment, can aluminum, steel, ' consulted with cosponsors of his payments i>aid after February Rain Chock*! porters Irving’s book was a 4.88 of toe demilitarized zone. copper, communications, cloth- (See Page Sixteen) liberalizing amendment. Wariiingtcn School. The talk 1, 1072. Full remote forward, reverse and focus. #635 YOUR 19.99 fraud. centered on whether a coffee Payments may be made at Silvering on mirror CHOICE Everything you need in one kit! Drills, house would attract the kind of the office of the ’Tax Collector, guaranteed 5 years. At­ sands, grinds. 28.97 if purchased youths who are causing the T o m Hall, Route 31, Coventry, Aireqnipt Deluxe Slide Projector 2.27 separately.ely. tractive brushed brass problems. In past discussions, Automatic focus accuraejr! Our ^ ^ ^ ^ • Fisher Price Corn Popper Monday through ’Hiursday- 8:80 fram e; easily in­ soma commission members a.m.-12:16 p.m. and 12:46 p.m.- Show your slides at their Reg. v 'x v 'b e Fisher Price Push Pullet Dow Auto Spray Freshener seemed to feel that .a "drop-ln sharpest. #670______89.99 v r V r o v r V r stalled. • Playskool Nok Out Bench Chronology of an Autahiography 4:30 p.m.; Friday 8:80 a.mv Handy ooro*ol con. Our Rog. 89c 7 7 8 center’’ or coffee house might 12:15 p.m. and 12:46 p.m.-4' e Romper Roonri be a better solution to the p.m. Payments may also bO BMendly’a problem than a fence mailed to P.O. Box 185, Coven- which is b^ng ctmsidered for the .border of Center Springs Save an Extra Hughes Affair—And How it Grew Park along Main St. Dated at Coventry, Oonnectl- Floor Sample It was ag;reed Qiot a coffee cut, December 27, 1971. Save an Extra house as a solution to “ hang­ Audrey M. Bray, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nian he knew as Hughes to in­ the suit agatost toe Eaton book Swiss passport in toe name "H. ing out" problems should be ’rax Collector terview sessions. McGraw-Hill is postponed until Friday. The R. Hughes.” The money was Town a t Coventry Clearance! Here is a* chronology of toe says it believed the voice did New York Times says toe In­ withdrawn later. $ Off Our rogulor low prico* on di*ploy modol* events involved to toe Howard belong to Hughes. ternal Revenue Service had Jan. 24—Swiss police issue a Hughes autobiography case: Jan. 14—^New York State Su­ been asked to investigate the warront for toe arrest of toe KoHiy toys: Let's all "BEET" a path to Pete's • RADIOS Dec. 7—McGraw-Hill Book preme Court Justice Samuel N. alleged payment of $660,000 by woman identified as Helga PortaUe TYs Co. announces it has acquired Gold Issues a temporary re­ McGraw-Hill for the auto- Hughes on a criminal com­ for their Fantastic Produce Varietyl world rights to a 280,000-word straining order against publica­ plaint filed by McGraw-Hill. (mOHABO FRESH: Macs, Cortlands, Bed, Golden Delicious, autobiography of the elusive tion in toe Ladies Home Jour­ Jan. 26—Investigators to Zur­ Baldwins, Bose Pears, Fresh Cider, WInesapa and Russet Off our regular low prico* on • RCA • Zenith • Sony •PHONOS MUlonalre Mrritten to collabora­ nal of purported interviews ich appeal to Irving and his Apples. Calendar •General Electric • Panasonic tion with author Clifford Irving. with Hughes. A suit to block wife to come to Switzeriand to FBESH: Peas, Spinach, Green, Yellow Squash, Cauliflower, The Hughe® Tool CTo. denies toe publication of toe journal ex­ Egg Plant, B»d, Green Peppers, Anise, Shalots, Chives, O f Conflict be interviewed in toe police Leeks, Belgian Endive, Chinese, Savoy Cabbage, Parsnips, •TAPE RECORDERS Zenith EM AM Phono authenticity of the book, but cerpts and toe Irving manu­ probe of toe checks. Major Appliances McGraw-Hill says it’s con­ script had been brought by White Sweet Potatoes, Turnips and BroocMl. Jan. 26—^Irving arrived from All Fomou* Brand* Save an Extra vinced toe volume is genuine. Rosemont Enterprises, Inc., of XMPWTEDt Strawberries, Honeydews, Plums, Bed, Green Spain and says he personally Nevada which claims con­ biographical material. fThe IRS Grapes, D’AnJou Pears, Cocoanuts, Pineapples, Limes, Circle of Sound Jan. 9—A man introduced as handed a $275,000 chSck—repre­ Orapefndt, Tangerines, and Temples. Now on dl*ploy modol* tractual rights for all Hughes was told Hughes did not receive Howard Hughes says to a tele­ senting part of toe McGraw-Hill "Compare Our Everyday Fruits and Vegetables" G. E., RCA, Lear, Westinghouse, Etc. autobiognraihical material. toe money. phone interview with seven payment—to Hughes. Irving Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays — 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday Jam. 15—Gold rescinds his or­ Jan. 19—A judge reserves de­ $ newsmen that toe Irving book flew to New York for a court WEEKEND SPECiALS Refrigerators ‘ Freezers Take $2 Off Our Reg. Prico $ 1 0 to $ 2 0 *25 is a. fraud and denies he has der; another hearing to toe cision on toe suit against toe appearance to a libel suit O ff our roguior low prico* on ditploy modol* case is set toy Jan. 17. Irving book. RED DELICIOUS APPLES .. peck ba« Take $4 Off Our Rog. Prico $21 to $ 3 0 ever- met Irving. McGraw-Hill against him over a previous Jan. 16—’The Ladies Home Jan. 20—McGraw-Hill agrees STRAWBERRIES ...... basket 4 M and Life magazine, which plans book. Washers • Dryers Take $6 Off Our Reg. Price $31 to $ 4 0 to serialize parts of toe book, Journal releases toe Eaton ar­ to* defer publication of toe Irv­ CALIF. LETTUCE ...... head 39 ^ 32 watt peak music power; solid state am­ Jan. 28—An investigative reiterate their belief to toe ticle which is accompanied by ing book, pending investigation Take $10 Off Our Reg. Price $41 to $ 6 0 plifier. Stereo tape and headphone jacks. Color TVs source says Mrs. Irving was TANGERINES...... doz. 5 f All by Famous Manufacturers . . . manuscript and say they have a letter bearing toe signature of a Swiss bank account to the woman who took toe $650,- GREEN SQUASH ...... lb. Take $15 Off Our Reg. Price $61 to $100 Enjoy pure sound reproduction! a handwritten letter from Howard R. Hughes and read­ Hughes’ name. G.E. Westinghouse. Norge, Whirlpool. •RCA • Zenith • Sony 000.from toe Swiss bank. Ektr- We Carry The Blanohester Evening Herald Hugh®® along with endorsed ing: "Robert—these notes are Jan. 21—Irving leaves New Magic Chef. Kitchen Aide. etc. Take $25 Off Our Reg. Price $101 and over ller, Irving says his wife fold COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Portable and console styles. General Electric Panasonic checks representing payment. for your eyes only'. I authorize York for his home on an island Jan. 10—Irving says the voice you to edit them and arrange to off the coast of Spain. Swiss authorities she was toe Final ^CUxmdiggeP Run on toe telejRione wasn’t that of have them published as my Jan. 22—The Swiss Credit H. R. Hughes who opened toe memoirs.” McGraw-Hill says Bank says the three McGraw- account McGraw-Hill says it's Robert Spottswood of New London, conductor on the “ Clamdigger,” takes Oroot Hughe®- Til® author claims toe SALE: FRI. and SAT. Hill checks were deposited by a stunned by the news of Mrs. ticket from E. P. Ricciotti of New London, who has been riding the train Way* man foiled to answer questions handwriting experts term the MOn. thru Pri. 9:30 o.m. to 9:30 p.m.' which had been thoroug^y cov­ signature a fake. Germafi-speaking woman to her Irvinc;’s rote in the check mys­ regularly from New London to New Haven. The “ Clamdigger” made its final P F P n PRODUCE!" to Saturday 9 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. tery. charge ered to discussions with toe Jan. 17—The court hearing on early 30s who used a forged run Friday morning, carrying 34 passengers. (AP photo) 878 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 818-«W4

V I I PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 PAGE THREE H ebron Sheinwold on Bridge Proposal Takes Fear MOVIEIMnNOB I Advance Predicted FORmRENIBANDl WESTERN STAB YOUNOPEOPlf I TAKES PRIZE FINESSE / The Baby Has Schools Set NORTH By ALFRED SHEINWOLD TSaoWacMoalttoraUistbftMMB ■ 4 K I 9854 For Stock Market Out of Atmosphere swww iSeef W* eyWiWWy i# There’s no great lesson in to­ xpm tt ewNwM Mr rMwine W iM r c M M m Q7 4 Kindergarten day’s hand, but it ought to win a NEW YORK (AP) — A aharp the Dow Jones industrial aver- O NE W L O N D O N (AP) of unemployment.” prize of some sort for the deep­ reversal In direction late this es® for the week, and the Asso- ITY — Industry spokesman warned “ We wou'd not be supporting IA U AStI AOMintO % est possible finesse; The prize ♦ Q 8 6 B e e n N am e d Registration S«wr*l AMlwcn past week Indicated the stock ®^®*e** Press 60-stock average Friday night that new clean air this proposal if we thought it should go to 'Don Oakte, veteran WEST EAST ♦ (J3 4 a regulations proposed for Con- would mesn loss of jobs for Registration for kindergarten San Francisco expert. r"" “ . n * . d SE -'S2i ”^! necticut will threaten the ex- workers," he said, AU ASU AOMimO i North dealer. AK862 .-95 dation phase and was prepared however. will be held at both the Hebron PartMtl SuMtiM lu n n lri f. 0 A 64 3 0 Q 107 2 pansion of business and contrib- Moffett, the New London and Elementary School and the Gi- East-West vulnerable. for a now advance. The D ^ Jones average of 80 ute to the unemployment prob- Preston conservation commis- Gavello, Holly Marie, daughter of Peter and Diane If 4 A 5 4 K 10 9742 SUNDAY ONLY land Hill School on March 1, 2 , Opening lead King of The market finished shaking Industrie stocks flnlshed the lem. sions and other envircnmental- Swanson Oavello, 133 Brent Rd., Manchester. She was bom ------J SOUTH and 3 from 9 a.m. to 2 ;30 p.m. Hearts. Itself out just as favorable eco- week with a net loss of 1.06, But the warnings were re- 1st witnesses, warned that the Jan. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal K in iC T E O i ♦ A 10 7 2 in the offices. West opened the king cf nomic news was breaking. closing at 006.88. The AlP aver- jected by several environmen- regulations and standards may grandmother is Mrs. Arllne Swanson, SO W. Idlddle UnWr 17 nquIrM *rc o iw iy l« l % hearts,. continued with the ace . r J 10 3 SPECIALS 10 am-8 pm In announcing the registration. Tmnt if Adult tuwdtan 1 The consolidation / phase, age eased .1 to 381.2. tal groups and Ralph Nader's be adequate, but the state may Manchester. Tier paternal grandmother is Mrs. Helena Ga- 6 KJ 98 ’v Principal Paul A. White reminds and led a third heart for his which weighed the ' market On* the American Stock Ex­ Connecticut CitliCn ^Action be short on funds, and staff tc vello, 147 Spruce St., Manchester. She has two sisters, Heidi, ♦ J3 parents that a child must be partner-to'ruff. East returned a down for six straight sessions, change, the price-change index Group. administer the program free 6, and Heather, 8. low diamond, and the jack five years old by December 81 , M ONE IM K A 17 A O M I f n i i North East South West- ran out Thursday at the same gained .82 to 27.08.' The New This mixed reception came at from industry pressure, * forced out the ace. of the school year he enters in (AlillMlliNyviry g Pass Pass I 4 Double time the government an- York Stock' Exchange index of the first of three hearings on Union leader Williams said Wesolosnle, Cory David, son of Robert and Carol Dumas West next led the ace of clubs order to be accepted. M (MtHi arwi) 1 2 4 All Pass ■ nounced that its leading eco- more than 1,800 common stocks the proposed regulations to be the regulations give too much Wesolosnie, 14 Gosloe Dr., Manchester. He was bom Jan. 18 and then a low club to the king. Also, parents should register nomic indicators rose sharply rose .89 to 67.78 and Standard ft submitted to the federal gov- power to the Environmental at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather Back came a third club, and for LISTERINE at the school closest to their course, but he didn’t care. R’s in. December. Analysts said the Poor’s 500-stock ind4x cllbmed emmmt by the State Depart- Protection Commissioner, a po- is William Dumas, 706 Main St, Manchester. His paternal orua. ^ the first time Oakle had the ;^rformance of the govern- .51 to 104.18. home. However, the place of unenMmtgrmHMUMR p not everybody who can truthful­ MOUTHWASH ment of Environmental Protec- sitlon, he said that “ is too sus- grandfather is Alphonse Wesolosnie, Shamobin, Pa. He has a chance to strike a blow in his 'iftental Index usually fore- Although trading was very reg;istratlon won’t necessarily in­ ly say that he has won a f ln e ^ tion. ceptible to pclitical pressure brother, Todd, 3H. own defense.. '^adowB economic activity in heavy Thursday and 'Friday, to­ The regulations would require from business." dicate which school the child will Should he ruff with the ace or with a four-spot on the • first ' I ■ ■ V i/.i; . I '1 '.N'' ■; attend. Parents should also trick of the suit! me coming months. tal Big Board volume for the the registration of all sources Two more public hearings Bette, Meg Bowman, daugfiter of A. Paul and Susan with the ten of spades? ' I. Ti i:INI '•!' 'rrii'.'. ■' -H bring birth certificates and all THEATER TIME Dally Question Also fueling the renewed buy- week of 98.40 million shares of air pollution, the purchase of are scheduled on the regru- Thomas Berte, 57 Tuck Rd., Manchester. She was bom Jan. It locked as though West and ing was improved earning re- • was somewhat off the pace of permlts for new polluticm laticns; in Bridgeport City Hall, 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ immunization records. SCHEDULE East each had four diamonds, The first two players pafs, Kll.l- li l;M I'-V Ti'l In connection with kindergart­ and you hold: Spades, A-10-7-2; 'pdrts by a number of corpo. the previous week when 94.76 sources, detailed monitoring Jan. 29 at 10 a.m. and at the ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thomas, Longmeadowi Mass. since East had returned the rations. mlUimi shares changed han(]s- '.Ml i.i' 'M. Ii r v N' \NI> 9 9 and record-keeping on emla- state Capitol in Hartford Jan. en, .the Hebron School has ______Hearts, J-10-3; Diamonds, H-J- Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dino Berte, SATURDAY deuce of diamonds after ruffing '“ We’re in the middle stage of Mohawk Data, up '% to 24^ sions and the enforcement of 31, at 7 p.m. scheduled a demonstration pre­ a heart. That would give West *•*! Cluta, J-S. Reg. 1.69 Framingham, Mass. She has a sister, Sira, 2%. Burnside : — "Diamonds Are a bull market and the middle on 675,800 shares, topped the the air quality standards by lo- After revising the regu- sentation of kindergarten and five hearts and four diamonds. What do you say? Forever” iziOO, 7:15, 9:20. could last a long time,” ob- 'Big Board active list, follcwed cal health offlcials. lations, the state will submit .Shrlder, Julie Ann, daughter of John and Julia Hayes Grade 1 materials and progarms His other feur cards were likely Answer: . Pass. You have by the teachers on May 4 .at Cinema I: — “Diamonds Are ^rved John J. Smith, analyst by Mbmorex, up 2% to 86% on A spokesman for the General them for federal approval by Shrider, 43 'Hiayer Rd., Manchester. She was bom Jan. 18 at to be divided equally between neither a good suit nor a good ;ror B’ahnestock ft CO, 574,900 shares; (Seneral Foods, REVLON Electric Co., which manufac- Feb. 22. 7:80 p.m. to which all parents Forever” 1:46; 4:30, 7:00, 9:40. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents the black suits. If West had held hand. It is usually a loeuig He sidd the market demon- off 3 to 80% on 529,800 shards; tures locomotives in Erie, Pa., ------^------are invited. Cinema II: — "Such Good a singleton spade, he might well gh«ie to bid In this po^tlcn. (In- are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hayes, Zanesville, Ohio. Her pater­ sbated a strong undertone Frl- Control Data, off % at 63 on said the regulations would Also, June 2 has been set as Friends” 1:00, 3:00,5:00, 7:00, have bid again In view cf his cidentally, Don Oakle agrees nal grandfather is Wilbur Shrider, Zanesville, Ohio. She has day when it absorbed the prof- 527,700 shares and NstUonal make it virtually impossible to the date for the children vdio 9:00. coslderable hlgh-oard that the spade bid is unsouhd; Tolland three brothers, Jeffrey, 10, Stephen, 8, and Gregory, 6. it-taking in blue chips which de- CO^ Register, up 2% to 88%. HAIR SPRAY operate diesel locomotives 8Uid « » .* * I*. will be attending kindergarten State:— "Black B e a u t y ” . .. ' he just4««a4- had a urhltvswhim anda«««l I in­m _ strength. veloped at midsession. Of the 20 most active Big "other rapid transit vehicles” In the fall to attend school for a (mats, only) 1:00, 2:45; “ Dirty dulged in it.) Luginbuhl, Chad Allen, sler quesaoninjg, however, that Shenipslt Lake Rd. at 8 p.m. £^^lacks have responded to me "natlcnal black agenda of leg- vrenades into a base beginning of the trail, at me During a strike by U.S. dock junction called a recess in a he had no source for his can- All club members are invited Baugh, BBchael J., son of John and Corenda Morra ror,” 10:20. Meadows Drlve-In — “Cisco oducus by deluging it wim re- islatlve proposals that me varl- a South Vietnamese in Mu Gla pass, 70 miles norm of workers, cargo has been dl- 100-day strike that begem last tentiem that car emissions A e to attend the meeting. Haugh, Tinker Pond Rd., Bolton. Ho was bom Jan. 21 at Man- ■ Woman Adviser duests for advice, help and In- ous Pfe-denflal candidates ^ - ep, demilitarized zone, to the vorted to Mexican and (jana- July 1, when negotiations be- SKI JACKETS dropping. Pike,” 7:07; "Machine Gun Mc­ Magic Show Chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal gdkndparents are formation, contributing mrney, be asked to suM>ort, and vdiich dawn todav terminal point at me triborder dian ports and forwarded by tween me ILWU and Pacific One Teamsters Union local Cain,” 8:66. “ An Afternoon of Magic” will Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morra, Tinker Popd Rd., Bolton. His To President suggesting projects for i%, and it hopes to get into the Demo- . pnmmand ^ ^ d ’ region. Porters and pack ani- truck. Maritime Associatitm dead- sided with industrial spokes­ be presented Feb. 24 at 2 p.m. paternal grandmother is Mrs. Samuel J. Haugh, 71 Garden &plicattag it at me state and cratlc and Republican plat- *hrea n«uth Vlet! ***8^ *i®ed in the In Canada, me British Colum- locked. Negotiations are sched- man against some of the regu­ in the Vernon Center Middle WASIDNNGTON (AP) — Ma­ A number cf North American 00 St., Manchester. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Itfcal pMitical level. forms. namooo anidiaiH, wara kiiiad sbuttle system. bia branch of me International uled to resume Monday, lations. School.. Paulina Morra of ptiker Pond Rd., Bolton. IBs paternal great­ rina Whitman Is expected to' be Einlmals hibernate during ttie Another union leader, how­ ■;i;'The caucus Is In me process It Is working wim omer Mack wounded. U.S. Air F w ce and Navy tac- Longshoremen’s and Ware- When U.S. ports closed me The program is spter of the club and proceeds have been Council of Ectmomic Advisers, woodchuck, chipmunk, bear identity and give it a tax-ex- Mack delegates elected to the ported a battle was ragtag to- 250 strikes a day cargo bound for tae United four ships a day have been un- Reg. 9.00 Boilermakers, called industry earmarked fer the Tolland High White House sources say. and some ground squirrels. empt status, and is considering Democratic convention. That day in me t o ^ of SasM Mam, ^ network, me States, effective today. 'loaded. ' ' opposition "shorWghted” and a school Scholarship Fund. Draws Martha’s Wrath Mrs. 'Whitman, 36, professor buying a building to house its J*“ te meeting would be held to 190 miles northwest of Phnom geurces said. “ ^® examined fully me Cargo crossing from Mexico "ploy” to "hold working people Ricartio, the Magician, will of economics at the University growing activities. work out final strategy few P«nh. The command had no re- „ ,,, „ __.. , situation to me soum, as we has included cars, plywood, as economic hostages” in order perform his feats of magic, and of Pittsburgh, is a member of ,Chucus activities have taclud- maximizing Mack influence at port of casualties on eimer M eanv^e, Norm Vietnam- common employers, and perishables and a great variety MISSES’ to preserve business prcrflts. prizes will be awarded, ac- the Price Commlssimi which ese and yiet '^ong forces whatever action of omer merchandise, customs CV4NC4NNON ed a conference of black elect- the Miami convention. Mde. wounded 10 Americans and ’^ b y Moffett, the head ^ the wording to Mrs. Michael Vas- supervises price controls. ed offlcials organized in an ef- On March 29, me caucus wlU U. . B B bombers kept up necessary to assist our brom- officials said. Nader citons ^ u p, criticized Peace Plea by Singer JENNHRONBU 8 8 1 Presidential press secretary r . , f « t to build black pMlUcal cosponsor a national conference melr attacks on suspected ers,” said Don Garcia, presl- WlUlam Plercy, regional dl- COAT business for “playing on fears chairman. •FIR - SAT. - SUN.— Ronald L. Ziegler, \idien asked Sean Connery -'Gocao power; hearings on racism in <* education wim omer leading North Vietnamese troop posi- dent of ILWU In Vancouver. recter of me ILWU. said Fri------^----- Tickets are available from Friday by a reporter whether tiie Army at a number of miU- clvll-rlghto organlzatUms. Also tlons, bunkers and storage The British (Columbia Marl- day’s action was "lO O ^ r c ^ t club members or at the door. A Mrs. Whitman was going to fill 'Uames Bond 007^ CLEARANCE Stuns Nixon Dinner I COLOR tatry bases; a conference In coming up is an inquiry into areas along Soum Vietnam’s , ^ oaigrai. Employers’ Association effective on trucks driven by donation of 50 cents for children the vacancy on the three-mem­ m tN D S f&shvlUe on heaim problems the news media’s handling of western borders wim Laos and A m e ri< ^ were said, however, that it will seek Teamsters.” C oven try By FRANCES LEWINE . Diamonds MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE and for adults is requested. tioning she was sent away in a ber council, replied, “ I’m not Are Forever EVE. 7:00-0:00 and programs, and a confer- stories affecting Macks and Cambodia. clashes a court injunction ordering Ca------FROM - CORDUROY - CERE Guitarist Performs WASHINGTON (AP) — taxi. prepared to be responsive to SAT. ft SUN. 1:00 • 8:00 • QUITLED - WOOL BLENDS lI«B-tt9»7-0:4O I e&ce this weekend in Baltimore media poUcies on hiring Macks, 'u.g. are anticipating ' "u C B T T oO p en Classical guitarist Alan Pries- White House dinner honoring White House spokesman that question today.” OtOO .7100-9:00 on Mack business opportunities. Organizing to meet me de- ^ North Vietnamese o f f ^ n ^ ^ ta a L X ere handling U.S.-destined cargo. control and me marine Industry AND OTHERS. PRICED TO Ed Strang, president of me will be held next April 20-21 in tersbach will perform at a con- the feunders of the Reader’s woman had no police TTie poet pays $38,000 a year. its members met Wednesday mands placed upon it by me the trlborder region where ^ cWw MOVE OUT NOW! cert to be presented Feb. 4 at Digest was interrupted when a record and apparently was council advises the presl' association, called me refusal New Orleans. (1) CISCO PIKE (B) viim Jesse Jackson, an associ- black community haa been me the frcntlere cf Soum Vietnam. ^ MOST SIZES. Plaza Branch 8:80 p.m. at the Hans Christian member of Ray (jonnlff’s' sing- motivated by personal beliefs, (jent on economic policy. .4 ------biggest proMem fw h g me cambodia and Lacs meet. w S ^ en em f Andersen Montessori School. ers unrolled a protest sign be- President Nixon made no Mrs. WfaitmEin, whose hus- (2) MACHINE GUN MoCAlNE caucus. The Individual mem- about 300 mUes north of Soigmi. On M onday Included In his progrEun will fore Invited guests smd chEis- comment, but after bEind, Connlff’s Robert, is chEilrman of Open Eveiy Niglit (3) CREATURES WORLD FORGOT here are r e s ^ ^ for ^ c l f - iSie aim of me B62 strikes Is to m^w MEN'S be La Masa Da Goya by Grtma- Used President Nixon for the Sroup finished their perform- the English depsudment at the ic areas, such as heaim, educa- diacourave a massinir of trooos dos; Prelude in D by Bach: and U.S. bombing of North Viet- stepped to the stage University of Pittsburgh, Is the tlon,tlon. law enforcement andaiid poU-noU- north of Saigon -me lom Amer­ Mrniday morning at 8:46 a.m. ican was wounded , when his ar­ other clEussical compositions. nam. asked for applause for the mother of two children. tios, and a lO^member staff Open will mark the formal opening CISCO mored personnel carrier trlg- Prlestersbach is presently “ President Nixon, stop bomb- singers and members of the headed by Howard T. Robinson, POLYESTER gered a mine near me fire teaching at the Hfirtt College cl ^ 7 human belrgs, Emlmeils and Marine Band, noting that a former labor organizer and Attdover W e s t o k n base. All Day ^ Music where he U compleUng vegetation,” the young dark- nKE! MANCHESTER U.S. foreign . service officer, PHARMACY fice in the Meadowbrook served In Vietnam. CENTER The Soum Vietnamese com^ SLACKS work on his degree. While at haired singer said eis she dls- ping Plaza, Rt. 44A. supiUled the legwwk, research Scout Troop Hartt, he has studied guitar played a sign that read: “ Stop A long round of applause 643-7833 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE mand annqsjnced that an offi- Sunday '.M .NM- i"KVl-.-Tl !. ^ ^ Local officlEils slated to par- came from the audience, that and coordination, miUtary radio re- 1 lit with RlchEird Provost and at- Killing.” KN'IT AMU' Vrw ” We had a responslMUty im­ Places Fifth arp fighting Friday Uclpate in ^ tended master classes in eultar Over 100 surprised guests at generally expressed * o c k and Detective Harry Callahan. You don’t assign posed on us that was beyond !N 11 ri- I' !■' 'I'KI \K ■ ■ ceremonies are Town Manager jA^i..r*jTm the dinner Friday night for Lila disapproval at the incident, miles of Saigon’s Dennis Moore, Ttown Oou^U him to murder our capacity,” says caucus For First Aid All Medleinol Services Available ivcoci vauutio tiitij itc made “ *** Dewitt Wallace, cofounders Martha Mitchell, the out- m edge was in er- •■1 \ 1; i ' ■! ; 'I'K. \ 1' ;i I'!' Chairman Albert Bradley, Eind R cases. memher AuguMus F. Hawkins, blamed it *'• ,, ,. I.I-', Reg. 15.00 Town d e r k Elizabeth Rychling. 124 last night did me town Information from the field. 455 HARTFORD ROAD (M3-5230J WUllam Oark of Bolton. “ O'® woman conUnued: “ You position to do a good job.” WEilter J. (kxuioUy Jr. and go to church on Sunday and to be tom limb from proud by placing fltm in me ______Richard G. Rottiwell will " . - — i t _ UtviK »* You just turn Manchester Evening Herald Pf^y ‘ o -^esus Christ. If Jesus ^ , . GENE HACKMAN annual First-Ald-O-Ree compe­ represent the bonk. TtdiBnd corresDondent Bette Christ were in this room Wallaces were being hon- him loose* tition sponsored by me Algon­ The bank branch has 1,500 Tollalad correspondent Bette ^^ed by Nixon with a presenta- KAREN BLACK Quatnde, Tel. 875-2845. KR1SKRISTOFFERSON quin District of Boy Scouts. STEEL square feet of office space, with drop another bomb.” ^® nAUon’s highest cl- (Competing wim 26 omer room for five tellers, a recep­ AT: The wom^n idenUfied herself viUan award, the Medal of troops from me district, And­ tionist and an officer. No drive- 7:30 as Carol Feraci, 30, a profes- ®'*’eedO(m. H IT No. 2 over’s Flaming Arrow Patrol SHELVING in faoUiUes EU-e installed now, Nixon Praises sional singer—though not a Qjiests ranged from comedl- 9:20; demonstrated its first aid pro­ but there is a possibility this regular with Conniff—from Los Hope, to The Rev. BlUy johi¥>cassavetes ficiency after spending many EASY TO ASSEMBLE - might be done at a later date. Pope Pai^A^ Angeles. Graham, who said Miss Fe- weeks in practice and instruc­ STURDY STEEL SHELV­ •I adamo Night deposit faculties will be Conniff, who sEild later he Reel’s remarks were “ very peter falk tion. The boys of me Flaming ING. SIZE 30” WIDE X 12” avEdlable to those not able to do VA-nCAN CITY (A^'- „ „ _ _ COLUMBIA Pic t u r e s dint Eastwood 4 9 7 was as stunned as Euiyone at very out of place.” Pmtntt Arrow Patrol include Leon DEEP X 60” HIGH. PORT­ business during the regular 9 President N^on has written ii,;" demonstr Jlon, launched Ws Wsdlace, 82, and his wife, Palmer, patrol leader; Brian ABLE - FIREPROOF AND a.m. to 3 p.m. banking hours. Pope PewI VI a letter praising group Into their first song he- distressed at the incident. d rty Harry Houghton, assistant patrol lead­ ADJUSTABLE - ENAMEL Manager of the bank, C2BT’s his "unceasing efforts in the j^re anyone reacted to the '’“ 1 Wallace said he was "abso- tV -i er; Brian Bennett, quartermas­ FINISH. Reg. 6.97 67th, wUl be Mrs. Mary Domain pursuit of peace, justice and y^yng ^o„,an-s comments *‘‘*®*y flabbergasted" at being ter; Jim Horton, Joseph Walton, of Ellington, who has been with better understanding through- Rut when it ended, a Nixon presented with the award—a TODAY Michael Knox; David Palmer, the bank since 1964. out the world." friend, John Mulcahy’of Bronx- surprise planned by Nixon. CHILDREN'S AND troop scribe; and Fred Tlbbets. First-day customers and chil- The letter, dated Jan. 11 and vllle, N.Y., shouted, "Throw Wallace added that he and 0 TERRY CLOTH H IT No. 3 MGM MATINEES Joseph Oimerford and John dren will receive a small gift, made public Friday, was sent j,er out!” his wife would "remember this CASH & CARRY Young, members of me Andover Iwnk officials said. to the Pepe Eifter the President Conniff told the singer that it occaslcn as long as we live, TOMORROW Volunteer Fire Department and Mothers Club DEtnce was given a copy of the Pope’s might be a good idea and she hopefully, longer.” Ant Iw iA k f LARGEST AGENCY FOR qualified first aid instructors, The Mothers Club will hold message in celebration of the left. Miss Felaci told newsmen she the wonderful JOHN LEAVITT RUG CLEANING CO. have been working wim me SEAT CONERS its EumuEd Fathers’ Night Dance Day of Peace Jan. 1. Outside, Miss Feraci said she was a Canadian, bom in To- troop ta first aid, and at mis Ml WVWKIMHT W\-\\ I'll ;h t on Feb. 5 at St. Mary’s Church was not a member of Einy na- •’Ohto, who had lived in the musical week’s meeting, selected me Hail. Music for the 9 p.m. to 1 tional Euitlwar orgEinizatlon, but United States for the past 10 winning patrol for participation 'K.Tl- n (•' ■ I IT.' a.m. affair will be provided by planned the plea because of years. {»Sean adventure... SUITS 1 in me Flrat-Aid-0-Ree. I K' 'N' T .\NP I'.K M: The Ambassadors. personal feelings. S*»e said she had made some Conneiv Raymond Btxmeau, also a fire 1-K' . ri- i'T Yi 'KK Tickets at $6 per couiSe eu’C “ I thought it would get na- recordings with Conniff, and department member, is me first ' J a m e s ' BA. 1 'KIi ;iN.\l. .AK.XT i ■' i \ T l ’..' available through all club mem­ tional publicity,” she sadd. had been aisked by him to join iM f DRESSES eJr aid trainer for me local troop. Serred trim Butter, Roll, Choioe of Two of me Following; Frendt Fries, Ode Slaw, - W l' .Ni'W bers, or ticket chairman Mrs. Published Dally Except Sundays “ Somebody needed to have 16 other singers for the White Bond 007 Scoutmaster Robert Eaton liettuoe and Tomatoes, or Cottage Cheese. (AvaUaMe at bom stores.) Theodore Pierce, and Holidays at IS Blssell BtreeL House performance Friday. said said mis morning that this Hanche.iter, Conn. courage to say these things. Working on the committee Maybe doing It, other people RVE was only the second yaar me are Mrs. Anthony Stolgltls, Telephone 643-3711 . will have courage to speaik. out. Make it a practice each time “ttan Andover troop has participated Second Class Fosuure Paid at 7 d 5 * 9 :M { SHOP DAILY I Mrs. Frank Richardscsi, Mrs. slanchester. Conn. (U6U40) too.” you clesui the children’s shoes I ta me competition. Last year, Shjodif, 0jcwu^ StoAM, Robert Martin, Mrs. Donald in its first effort, me troop SUBSCRIPTION RATES The Secret Service stepped In to wash the shoe laces. Wrap SAT. BMT.| FISHER MANCHESTER 10 to 9 Hand and Mrs. 'Pierce. Payable In Advance EM she talked with newsmen. them tightly around a glass Jar 2 PJH. d n im H placed lim ; this year it came TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Eind led the worn am to a room to dry, pinning them securely, c o lo r s o m e / DRY CUEANING ta fifth. Eaton said me patrol Rt. 6 ft 44A—Open Dally and Sun.; Porkade Braaoh—Mon. thru Sot. SUNDAY Ode Year ...... : ...... $39.00 ais 'MMMD ar. . t e l . M9.7U1 and me entire troop deseive Manchester Evening Herald Biz IfftMthfa ...... where she was Interrogated fer Tliis helps them to dry straight BURNSIDE (John and Bernice Bleg) I SHOPPING PARKADE much credit for me outstand­ 10 to 8 Coventry correspondent Holly M ratba ...... 9 .n about an hour. No charges aind new looking, and makes the A T : liOO ft 2l85 Gantner, Tel. 742-8T05. sin«le*Svylife were lodged, and aifter ques- shoes look much neater. ing job they did last nig^t. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 P A G E F IV E P A G E POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 ■r------^ ^ ------On Think Tanks There is no way to keep from report­ CD Will Stage iiaturljPBtPr First Outlet MANCHESTER ing that these things happen. Mock Disaster (Continued from Page Four) MEAT CENTER lEupnittg Ifprali And, as the chain of attempted hijack­ Licen^dFor derstand that the other third 299 GREEN B O . ings for ransom Illustrates, there is no Tomorrow were so phenomenally produc­ Manchester ’ tive as to justify the spending of PUBLISHED BY THE way to stop some of the peo{de who read MANCHESTER PUBLISHINO CO. Lottery Sales HARTFORD (AP) — The everything that government was OPEN SUNDAYS 13 Bisiell Street about such exploits ,^rom deciding to Connecticut National Guard and putting into the think tanks. Manchester, Conn. Manchester’s first lottery out­ 9 A.M . lo 5 P.M. BURL LYONS try this approach to fame and fortune the Civil Defense establishment Overall the naticmal defense and Publisher let has been ‘licensed and 16 will stage a mock disaster—a the taxpayer were getting due OPEN THIIRS. ft Founded October 1. 1881 for themselves. more are scheduled to be li­ hurricane—on Sunday to test value. If that estimate is ap­ FRI. till 9 PJff. censed early next week. Event­ Published Evei?- Evening Except Sundays We would guess that this particular their capabilities. proximately correct. Congress and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at ually there will be SO such out­ “ Where The QuAUty Manchester. Conn.. a.s Second Ciass Mail version of hijacking is not going to last “In dealing with a hurri­ may be acting with a' haste that Is The Best!” Matter.______lets, or one for every 1,000 peo­ ■will make more waste than any­ very long. Although it may be tops in ' ple In town, according to Mrs. cane. . .or with other natural thing dreamed by the think SUBSCRIPTION RATES RostOlnd QiUsh o f M anchester, disasters, the cooperation of Payable in Advance drama, it has to be rated, in its chances tanks. One Year ...... 839.00 a Hartford County Held repre­ these two units will be vital to Six Months ...... 19.B0 of successful completion — which would sentative for the State/ Gaming saving lives,” said Gov. Thom­ Three Months ...... t ...... 9.75 One Month ...... v...... 3.25 see the hijacker living in peaceful af­ Oommiaslon. (, as J. Meskill in announcing the Single Copy ...... 15c exercise. rWWWWWWWWWWWW By Carrier ...... weekly 75c fluence ever after — about the least E d’s Tavern at 110 Spruce St. was first to be licensed. This The exercise will run through knitting and crochet MEMBER OF practical kind of crime to try to com­ outlet as well as others will not the actions to be taken if a hur­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exciustveiy en­ mit. be able to sell tickets until Feb. ricane hits Connecticut with titled to the use of republication of all winds up to 90 m iles an hour. news dispatches credited to it or not others But although hijacking for ransom 16. A ccording to M rs. Quish, the ^needles in oil sites! wise credited in thispaper and also the state hopes to sell 3.6 mllUon The exercise ■will run from 8 local news published here. may disappear of its own conspicuous lottery tickets in the first week a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. All rights of repubileation of special dis­ B d in i It elt we feature patches herein are also reserved. failure, that will not mean we are at o f sales. Other facilities which will be The Manchester Publishing Company as­ ' the end of the hijacking crime. And we sumes no financial responsibility for tnio- licensed as lottery outlets are; giaphlcal errors appearing in advertls- tremble to think of some of the other lA irM d "Eorest Tavern, 1069 Main St.; ments and other reading matter in The tlie wireele if nwii6b«4l ■ Manchester Evening Herald. variations of the hijacking crime wdiich Blairway Store, 975 Main S t.; I mmuU w ^ The Browse Around Shoi^e, SIS Mid-Winfer Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washlng- are likely to be invmted before it finally ton Post News Service. Green Rd.; Groman’s Sport Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. disappears. The same kind of mind Shop 66 Cottage S t ; M anches­ Publishers Representatives — Mathews, SPECIALS Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency which could visualize a flight to Cuba, ter Community Ccdlege Bk —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. or a cash ransom for a plane. and its Store, 60 Bldwell . St.; Pine Pharm acy, 664 Center St.; P ero ON MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- passengers, is going to come, sooner or TIONS.—,------Fruit Stand, 176 Oakland S t Dlralay advertising closing hours later, to the effort to use human ' AlBO, lATlUam B ray Jew eler, Aluminum For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday 787 Main S t ; Shoor je w e le r, For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. hostages to compel public officials to For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. gl7 Main St.; Fisher Dry Clean­ # DOORS For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. take orders from some crackpot up in ers, 325 Broad S t.; Pentland For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. Classified deadline 4:30 p.m. day the sky, and such orders might range Florlat, 24 B irch S t.; F irst Nev • SIDING before publication 4:30 Friday for tional Stores, 297 E . Center S t ; Saturday and Monday publication. from commands for the release of cer­ D ick’ s A m oco Station, 668 Cen­ • W IN D O W S PET SHOPS tain prisMiers to an ultimatum requiring ter S t; Brown’s Service Station, T H C USUAL AND THE UNUSUAL" Saturday, January 29 John Hafner of 68 Elsie Dr. poses as. the victim as # CANOPIES some head of state to make peace or 888 Main S t.; Don’s Am erican James Fotter of 11 Dorothy Rd. prepares to admin­ S ervice, 128 Tolland Tpke. BURR OOBMSS SHOPPING PLAZA war. The only thing we would know in Hebron Scouts Win ister mouth to mouth resuscitation at the Algon­ Easy Terms (Near Caldor) The Fence Sitters quin District First-Aid-O-Ree held last night at 1139 TOUand Tpke., Exit 93 off 1-84 advance would be fiiat there would have Lottery Agent MANCHESTER — 643-6108 HARTFORD (AP) — State Manchester Armory. The boys are members of It was an eloquent and impressive ex­ to be an irtm clad determination that ail BILL TUNSKY • 100 TROPICAL FISH (Fresh and Salt Water) planation of the behavior of our public R ep. J(rfin A. “ Tony” M ls- First Aid Contest the Panther Patrol of Boy Scout Troiop 98 in Man­ s A U . POPULAR AKC PUPPIES IN STOCK such orders would be refused. We hope clkoskl, the "father” of the chester. (Herald photo by Pinto) “fence sitters” which, was given by The Wolf Patrol of Boy Scout troop entered one patrol in. the s PARROTS AND EXOTTG BIRDS we never have to live through any Connecticut lottery, became the 649-9095 s ALL PET SUPPLIES Troop 28 in Hebron was the ■win­ contest ■which involves analysis Richard B. Gowen of the Youth Cominis- demonstration of how painful a rule that first licensed lottery ticket and first aid techniques as a.-p~ paredness, type of treatment Ennis, district commissioner, HOURS: Mon. & Toes. 10 to 6 agent in the state Ftlday. ner of the first place trophy OPEN SUNDAY sion the other night. He argued, quite might prove to be. plied to four timed problems. chosen and speed. James Irvine, founder of the ' W ed., T lilirs. & F rl. 10 to 9 12 to 6 Mlscikoskl, who operates. awarded last nigdit at the BTrst- The other patrols finishing in Members of the First-Ald-O- event; Glenn Mirtl, Durward Solniday 10 to 5 correctly almost everyone would con­ It would seem to us that, by this time, “Tony’s Restaurant” in Tor- Aid-O-Ree of the Algonquin Dis­ the top ten were from Troop Ree committee are Irwin Bar- ADller, Russ Turner, and Joe cede, that the building of a high fence no legitimate air passenger any longer rlngton, was praised by Gam­ 389 cif South Windsor; Troop 123 on, district chairman, BVank MeCtooe. X ing Commission Chairman Paul trict at the Manchester Armory. Read Herald Ads separating Center Springs Park fixmi has any resistance to the idea that every­ Patrol members are Thomas o f M anchester; Troop 539 of Photographed by Sylvian Otiara Silvergleid for his “sincere and Marlborough; Troop 124'of An­ the sidewalk across from Friendly's body boarding a plane should be sub­ CONNECTICUT COLLEGE / Oorio, patrol leader; Joseph ccHitinued efforts in making the dover; Troop 27 of Manchester; would not stdve the problem now Connecticut state lottery a real­ Larrabee, assistant patrol lead­ ject to whatever search is necessary to Troop 98 of Manchester; Troop ity .” er; Jeffrey 'Bombard, Oaig presented by the loitering there, but 640 ot Glastonbury; Troop 133 guarantee no hijacking implements are Mlscikoskl kept introducing Fox, Dale Gothreau, Edward and scientists have little in com­ o f M anchester and T roop 25 o f SUPER SERVICE merely turn it into expressions periiaps being brought in flight. lottery bills for 12 years before Gothreau, and IBruce McBride. SALE ENDS FEB. 7 mon or that the military are Manchester. even less desirable. he finally saw one enacted and Scoutmaster is Miltrm O. Shaw any less keen aIXMt the need The purpose of the annual On Think Tanks Connecticut Yankee signed into law last year. Jr. STOP IN TODAY “The people who congregate in this for continuing research and de­ Twenty-six troops from An­ BTrst-Ald-O-Ree "^Is to proirlde, The Torrlngton Democrat The Smart Ones By BRIG. GEN. (RET.) S.L.A. MARSHALL velopment than the scientists. By A.H .O. dover, Bolton, East Hartford, through competitld- Even the marked reversal of In Drug Burglary Arrest KILLS THE GERMS THAT CAUSE BAD BREATH— is undeniable. Invariably they begins dealing more and'^notb 81. 6as assumed the post of existence ot these organiza­ winked Rand and thereby threw public image being engineered Shirley Guida, 29 of Lomnian, ford was reported resting com- Lasts for hours recognition. They seek a spot in the entitle the customer to a certificate are overstaffed. Many of the old with specifics. Not even the manogar of the Manchester tions. McHiey for research not all think tanks and the bu­ on behalf of the Meskill admin­ Rd., Bolton was arrested by fortably at Windham Memorial WHEN A COLDS COUGH PUTS open to get attention which they so bad­ hands could as well spend their smartest, most resoureefi^, ^vid^ dub which ^nsors covering the amount Ifne wanted to bor­ being plentiful anywhere else on reaucracy in general into a fit istration still leaves surviving State Police last night on two Hospital ■where he was taken I YOU OUT OF CONTHOL time cutting j>aper d(dls. They most tactful P ^ ce Chanhlhg games each Friday at the Ital- ly need.” row from one of the imaginary financial the horizon, they may struggle of hysteria over security. TTie wisps of suspicion that-it vroa counts of burglary, one count last night. Couch was a passen- I have Idamed to simulate work can lead a completely chaimMl uuvAmerlcan dub. ' But if a fence is not the answer or along for a time and by sharp­ tightening-up process is still California paid out $170,000 in cash, Maybe they deserve this short —useless Ixxlies, the wasting of with Goren,” he has conducted oz. in a season when jobs are few. that when Tom Meskill appoint­ And so it is that Commlssiodk- drugs was taken. When Miss in Circuit Court, Manchester, would have the security and relative vidiile he was negotiating for a loan pf shrift treatment. If so, how­ good people on sterile projects. er Lufkin has, by announoiitg qom^ete bridge programs COUGH MIXTURE S Tliis is sometimes called throw­ ed Dan Lufkin Commissioner of Guida failed to atop on the F eb. 21. ever, the question that arises is Not all ot it comes from the ■vi­ aboard various cruise ships. He comfort of a place of their own for their $4,000,000. ing out the baby with the bath­ the Department of Environmen­ his own ideas of improving tb| tivoper’s command, the troop­ VERNON oz. 1 . 0 3 8 oz. the same as the Irishman asked rus of empire building or from hiss been a member of the Con­ socialization. water. state’s administration of its er opened, her ca r d(x>r, police Henry Kadelskl, 23, o f 12.. 6 o*- S None of the customers ever obtained the horse when it finished last slip-shod management. Large tal Protection he ■was setting necticut Bridge As8(Kiation Some spokesmen for the Con­ out to establish a negative at­ camping sites, raised about said; and as he did so she step- Ward St., ‘Rockville, was ar- _ SVz m. IJBI ^ That would not, after all, get them a loan. in a field ot sixteen. Pat leaned wastage is inherent in the na­ himself an angry swarm bf ^and of directors for the past gress say that nothing will be ture of most work pertaining to mosphere at the head of the ped on the gas and made clr- rested yesterday by Vernon Po- that “attention” Mr. Gowen found them The Justice Departmmt, alerted by far over the fence to whisper those campers who like the four years and is a delegate to e lost by risking the future of the newest Euid most glamorous cles In the parking lot ■with the uge on a warrant issued by in the nag's ear; “ Pray tell me, the national security. One 'rea­ rates and regulations whl^ji the New England Bridge Oon- in need of. And it would remove what complaints from customers not too think tanks. The practical ob­ son is that there must be con­ public dolgooding cause. .iSierence. tiwjper still hanging on to the circuit Oiurt 12 charging him what took you'so Irnig?” ject of the cutback in funding, have been in effect in the pa^. car. No Injuries were reported, with rape. is obviously one of the chief chaims of ashamed of their Own gullibility to con­ With occasional upa and stant experiment with trial and When Govertnor Meskill ap­ I He also conducts games for it is explained, is to stimulate But, along with his more Ob- Miss Guida is sc|iedul^ to ^P" The, arrest was made In con- downs, the Congress, complying error. What Is Icxisely called pointed Commissioner Lufkin he South Windsor Bridge dub FIXODENT Den true Adhesive Cream the present fence, which is the fact that fess their fate, is now rounding up 22 “in-house” research within the ■vious charms, the comnilsslciilt- pear in Circuit Court, Manches- nection with an offense that VAPORUB 8 with military requests, has sup­ training is eaventially am exer­ picked himself a plus factor and w)iich are played bankers not hitherto in trouble with the military combine within the he ' expects,' and' ' has his ov^ Troop K are Investigating a two leased on a $500 non-surety Ixmd lished largely because World it is also costly. with unabashed enthusiasts for gomes are sponsored by the .“'iiHoivraoi-i think tanks leave off. The think ideas of how to deal wlW, car accident that happened last for appearance In Circuit Court, particular business to which they offer law. War n indicated the need for As a think tank worker some the cause of the en'vironment South, Windsor iRecreation De­ tanks do have professicmal mili­ stormy weather in tomorroiars night on R t. 207 in H ebron In R ockville, Feb. 16. their benign across-the-street chaperon­ The charming thing about such a story hand-to-hand teamplay between years ago, based in Washington and began operatlcms with a partment, and play is open to tary advisers or (xinsultants, but also employed overseas dur-. rose gardens. which the driver of a truck did ing. is that obviously everybody in it, both 'science and the military on a drive and gusto such as staid the public. Those wishing more VICKS- 5 2 * 1 often retired flag officers of Ing ■war, 1 felt uneasy and tend­ Information about these games not stop. permanent basis. If they have practical mind and large exper­ old Connecticut had not seen in According to, police, Robert V i p o R u P To try to sense and understand the the enterprising swindlers, and their not contributed to the national ed to be hypercritical, probably may ccmtact the South Windsor Va oz. 4 7 0 ience. public office since John Sulli- Herald % K ristof, 19, o f A m ston,' was OPEN ALL DAY ' customer victims, must have thought, because I had not been schooled Recreation Department. desperation and depiivatimi which are security a ‘satisfactory return As the British phrase goes, I can took the census. 95* ^ IVt oz. 780 driving east when the truck, for vdtat it has cost to fund the as a scientist. It cr a long time it was a safe passage Our lives are to be so trans­ day, there will be a novice game insurance companies or in the case ot a ^ 1 4 0 i 20 ml. Spray to Cuba. formed in building on Jesus in addition to the regular gam e.. oz. Drops court settlement, or judge or jury”. F O R M N T BLACK and WHITE TV 9 Colors and conditions hair 1 Later, the destination aometlmes Christ that the Bible describes r While the present system lacks much, a Christian as God’s temple. OFA Results last night In an An­ w A ' varied. the substitute could well have every fen-, The reason for the descrip­ dover Brl(%e dub game at the AVON KENSINGTON NIANTIC- Now it is money—big fat wads of it. der-bending Mcident in the state in tion is that the Spirit of God is HAIL. Andover Congregational Church PATS MEDICAL GRANBY PHARMACY PARK LANE PHARMACY TOWPATH PHARMACY PHARMACY 9 Hartford Av«. FERNDALE u^UG INC. 'CUASTAS PHARMACY 337 Park RoeO court. to dwell in us. This seems too ore Mr. adn Mrs. Harold Lucal, 41 Chemberiain Hwy. 4 P«nn Avonue “ D.El. C ooper” got $200,000 o f it, and One should hastily add that no-fault in­ From 195 W. Main StrMt 1001 Main Strt.t WAPPING much to expect or believe, but first; Mrs. Marilyn Jackson BETHAL BANK ST. PHARMACY MIDDLETOWN ROCKY HILL may still have it and may stllp be alive. surance is not a comiriete panacea, ap­ EAST WINDSOR E. Gr.nby Rd. FRANK S PHARMACY God doesn't lower the expecta- and Mrs. Mollla Gworek, second; STANS PHARMACY HARTFORD PEL TON S DRUG STORE PATTEN DRUG 283 Oekianf^Ave Another h ijacker wanted $300,000, but plies to bodily injury only, is difficult to tlMFlELO Main StrM t BROOKSIDE DRUGSTORE ROCKVILLE the pilots he was going to use just walk­ he just repeats the call. Only wloz, t i ^ . 432 New Britein Avenue SA UL S PRESCRIPTIO\ rience, but nonetteless would be a great, Results In a Wednesday morn­ DRUG CITY WOODWARD DRUG FABIAN DRUG the Spirit of God" can enable us ^ MAlldlBSTBB ELMWOOD A TWOOD PHARMACY Middl.town Shopping Plan CENTRE ed out, leaving the plane to him. step forward. It will save Massachusetts ing ACBL membership game at 774 Pjrk Avtnu. 59 Windtor Av.nu. to understand the gifts bestow­ LEE DRUG OP 181 N.W Britain Av*nu. W.ihington Str.«t SOUTHINGTON 66 v.'c'coll H ill R o j o motorists j20 per. cent for bodily Injury ed (HI us "by Godj so he colls us the Odmmunlty Y are Mr. and ROCKWELL PHARMACY NEW BRITAIN ' SHU another got his $80,000, idus a 1023 Blut Hint Avenue ELMWOOD INC. FORSTER HEIGHTS WILSON insurance, without' i»«ventlng suits 1135 N.w BrtUIn Awnu. O XLEYS DRUG STORE parachute with a homing device in it, to receive Christ personally in­ Mrs. Herbert Smith, first; Mrs. BRISTOL PHARMACY AXELROD PHARMACY Cor. Main t C .n t.r stt'. WILSON DRUG when serious ($1,000 to $2,000 in medical to our lives and the Spirit which Paul WUU^e and Mrs. Mark FAIRFIELD €41 New Britain Ave. 37 BrixO StrM t THOMASTON 396 Windtor A i, BRISTOL PHARMACY Corn.r vy.inington Av«nu. which led to his quick capture. and hospital fees are concerned, depend­ is from G(xl will help us under­ Kovacs; second; Mrs. Louis 923 Farmington Avtnu. FAIRFIELD PHARMACY FREEMAN DRUG CO, WINDSOR LOCKS 1636 Pott Rd. LINCOLN DRUG J. C. PHARMACY And poor Heinrich von George, the fel­ ing on how the law Is written) injuries stand the gifts of God. Dalgto and Mrs. Madelyn.Turell, €53 Mepie Avenue TOLLAND CHARLAND S PHARMACY EAST HARTFORD GLASTONBURY 39S W .it Main St. 78 Main street are involved. So in short, the bleatlngs Attend a church tomorrow to etlrd;'-'Mrs. Charles Launl and V TILiyitllOM ^ APPUAMCB ELM PHARMACY KAZARIAN PHARMACY MILLERS PHARMACY NANGLESPHARMACY low who couldn't get anywhere for Mrs. I ^ Warren, fourth. PAGANOS PHARMACY 470 Farmington Avenue Rt*. 195 WINSTED of the lawyers should be taken with the worship and h(HU>r Christ. It is 159 BurnilM Av.nu* .113 M.bron Ay.nu. 2372 Corbin Av«nu* loaing, m ade his b ig p la y fo r $200,000 MANDELLS PHARMACY NEWINGTON' WEST HARTFORD CITY PHARMACY INC. proverbial grain of salt. The Massachu­ the Lord’s Day. THE KAY DRUG CO. 349 Franklin Avenue 118 Vain street Sharks have five or six re- TOWNE PHARMAdY ELM HILL DRUG KOTTENHOFF DRUG with a gun which couldn't kill any­ setts experience is that bodily injury Submitted by; 112 Main StrMt THOMAS PHARMACY 1003 Farmington Av.nu. Norman E. Swensen, ■ serve sets of teeth beMnd their NEXT TO STOP and SHOP 331 New London TOrnpike 460 N.wington Avo. thing and wound up sprawled dead on claims are down dramatioaily, and costs 13 Cipltol Av*. for that aspect are also down. — MID- ■Pastor formidable outer row. the runway at Poughke^e. DLBTOWN PRESaS. Trinity Covenant Church yM bOMTiMK naveueMi*

.0 /■ '!'■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 PA G E SE V E N P A G E s e t MANCHESTER EVENING liERALD, MANCipSTER, CONN., SATURPAY, JANUARY 90, 1972 News for Senior Qtizens Area Churches Sacred Heart CSuirch Business Bodies C h u rc h e s Union Congratattonal Cbnroh Rockville United Methodist By WAT.T.Y FORTIN. The Salvatton Army Second Con^re^tional Church nmth United Metiiodlat Chnrch Church Rt. 80, Vernon D raB O T O B 'RookvUle «61 Main 8t. United Church of Chriat Main St. at Hartford Rd. 143 Grove {ft. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Rev. Fhul J. Bowman, kOnister IN LAW FIRM SALES REFRESENTA'TIVE MaJ. and M!ni. Lawrence J. 385 N. Main St. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., Hello everybody! Well, all we many will bake some gooodies Rev. Willard B. Conklin, Rev. Edward Kenepka Rev. Lyman D. RaM, Atty. Jonaihan J. Kaplan ot Walter B. Cpokson of 49 Ben­ Beadle Rev. Felix M. Davis, Senior Pastor have to do is mention a trip and for the sale as well as othera Pastor Assistant Pastor Associate iCnlster 114 Downey Dr,, Atanohester, has ton St. has been appointed a OfflCer-ln-Oiarge Minister Rev. Carl W. Saunders, die weatherman begins to get stciq[dng by to purchase the Mr. and HrsrGeorge F. Apal, recently become associated with sales representative for j. Wat­ Associate Pastor into the act. food. I ’m sure you’ll find it most 9.*80 a.m.. Church School, Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. Assistants In Christian the law offices ot Edwin M- son Beach Real Estate Co., a 8:80 a.m.. Sunday School. lo a.m., Morning Worship. Rev. Rali>h W. Spencer, Last week I menttbned a trip delicious, becaure It’s the kind Nursery through Adults. Sunday Masses, 7:80, 9, lOiSO, ^ Education Lnvltt; 1 Ellington Ave., Rbok- Hartford-based residential and Classes for all ages. Nursery through Church School Associate Pastor to StoCkbiidge, Mass, to visit MOm used to bake, remember? 10:40 a.m.. Worship Service, and 13 noon. vlHe. commercial real estate firm. ■ 10:46 a.m., Holiness Meet- Grade 8. Sermon by the Rev. ------the Old Com er House Mdaeum food sale will be open to 9 a.m.. Church School, Grades Nursery through .Grade 4. His territory includes Manches­ Ing. Nursery provided. Mr. Davis, "A Different Vdee.” 9 a.m.. Church Schod for where many of Norman Rock- ^ public as well as to the sen- St. Brnnard’a Church 5 through 9. Adult Study Group. ter and the surrounding towns. 6:16 p.m.. Open air service Guest soloist will be Karen Junior High Grades 7, 8 and 9. well’s paintings are shown. Trinity Lutheran Church Rockville 10:10 a.m.. Second session Cookson has lived in Atanches- and Indoor prayer meeting. Weidengaum singing special and 10:45 a.m.. Church From there to the Morgan House M ay I take this time to thank Meadowlarie Rd. and Rt. 80, Rev. John J. White Church School classes wiU meet ter for over 20 years, and has 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Hebrew music. Service. The Rev. James U Restaurant hi Lee, Mass, for everyone vdio has mailed In Rockville Rev. iwUliam Befapsider in their usiial locatlcns except been associated irite contracting White, associate minister of the mneh, whore you’U have a their donatlonsT for 6-year dds who will meet In Rev. Bruce Rudolf Rev. Anthony Mitchell > Full Gospel Ouistlan St. Blaiy’s Episcopal Church firms. He received his real es­ Memorial U dted M e t h ^ s t choice of 3 to 4 entrees. Next a W o’U be taking donaUens rlg^it the library. Fellowship Interdencmlnational tate training at Hillyer College. Church and Park Sts. Chumh In White Plains, N .Y., rfde up Into the Berkshlip up until the date of the BVxid 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship, 8 and 10:80 a.m.. Worship Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. j.-:.. Orange' Hall Rev. George F. Nostrand, guest speaker. Dr. M.^ S. Sglai- Mountains to a ski resort to sec Side, so 11 srou’ve been tiuniring Youth Sunday. Meditation: Service, Holjf'Communion. Sunday Masses, 7, 9:16, iO.iiso Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor IIL PHOENIX HALL OF FAME Rector man Marikar. intern .at the wonderful view and many about making a donation you 0:16 a.m., Sunday School. and 11:46 a.m. "Unity In Diversity," Richard 8. Carpenter of 285 'Rev. Russell Allen Manchester Memorial Hospital, action. stUl h a v r5 m e . 11:66 a.m., The y o i^ people Adult instruction Class. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible^'B^dy Henry St., Afanchester, and Rev. Stephen White invite you to come to the chapel St. Matthew’s Church and open discussion. Sunday Shod tor fun-ralslng is Frank P. Sheldon of 86 Meadow Rev. Ronald Haldeman for a coffee Hour In the chapel Unitarian Fellowahlp Tolland School. ^ ^ to Klve the members t o T o ^ Lane, Manchester, both CLU given by the young people. of Glastonbury Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor 7:80 p.m.. Evangelistic serv­ agents with Phoenix Mutual 7:80 a.m.. Holy Eucharist: T o :4 ^ S ! , c S o h School for ad^ “7* 6 p.m.. Junior Youth Academy Junlmr High ice. Life Insurance Co, in Hartford, First Service. ’ Group will meet with their M ain St., Glastonbury . Sunday Vigil on Saturday at | Sio*:; te thTiSi^’^d ss^^an rcL S ^srt" have been named to Phoenix 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Ser- families in the social room for A 6 and 7 p.m. Church of the Assumption moh by the Rev. Mr. White. Hymn singing with the Hartford we are going to ^ e this w ay we don’t have to run Mutual ’B HaU of Fame. Youth Sunday activity. 10:80 a.m. Service, Nursery Sunday Masses, 7, 8:80, and ' Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Church School. Crib Class and NM toeas^nter Seidor Black starting ’l^sday to the town for everything. and School. 10:80 a.m. ’ ’ . Rev. Edward 8. Pepin, Pastor Nursery care. citizens. m o m l^ , B h b m a r ^ , stertUig at g<> (jp through fund raising Bolton Congregational Church Rev. Robert J. Burbank b :45 a.m., Sunday Morning 7 p.m.. Lecture by the Rev. ° cl^*- We will limit this over the past few years, we BoCten Ontter Rd. Messiah-llvaagdlcal LuthMun Unitarian Meeting Hooee Coffee House. Mr. White. buses only, reserva- purchased a bus, sixteen new Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Ciuirob 60 Bloomfleld Ave., Hartford' Saturday, lAisses at 5:00 and 11 o.m.. Morning Prayer. Ser- g p.m.. Coffee break served ^“7 * first come card tables, eight new large Minister (Wisconsin Synod) Rev. Nathaniel D.- Laurlalr m: 7:30 p.m. mon by the Rev. Mr. White. by the SeiUor High Youth person 'allowed folding tables to mention a few 396 Buckland Rd., Wapping Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, 4 p.m., Evening Prayer. Con- Group. ^ the Items purchased for the 10:16 a.m.. Church School. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor 10:80 am.. Worship S^mce . 1 . Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. engineers have come 10:80 and 11:45 a.m. firmatlon instruction. 8:16 p.m. Lecture by the Rev. ervaU ^ wlU not be a c c ^ members use 10:80 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery And Worship (Church^ Mr. White. over the Tihone, — and------reservations- __ , . . < ifoinaUuui j . Kaplan up with a two-stage car bumper system to prevent Sermon: "Beginning At 10 a.m., Sunday School. School. Church of Jesus Christ of wUl close Wednesday, February We are p laiu ^ » major damage in low-speed crashes. With the new jg ' ' major prHects here at the Oeo- Antioch." 11 am .. Worship Service. Kaplan is a native of Barfield, Latter-day Saints (Mormon) North United Methodist Church bumper, the 4,000-pound car (right), hit the small Community Biqitist Church . „ ^ ter, and this type of fund-raising 6 p.m.. Meeting of junior dea­ •Vernon Assembly of God where be graduated from An­ Hlllstown Rd. and Woodside St. 300 Parker St. 2,000-pound car at 3.3 m.p.h. with no damage. With­ An American Baptist Church Now tf by ch an ce^ weateer certainly makes It easier for m Rev. Earle R. Custer, cons and deaconesses. St. John’s riiplaeniary IB, here at Adelaide Pickett, Alain St., Coventry ly dl'vidend of 24.M ebnte per named assistant treasurer of era, made in Manchester until and Hartford appointed two new "Sparkplug Award” he received, St. James Church Rev. Edwin W. Baurtholomew, level, assist in preparation of from UCtonn in 1968. Jehovah’s Witnesses ------the Center. It will be our VaJen- rv.rhv 662* Lvla Rev. James W. Alb&lde, share payable 31, 1972. directors at its annual meeting and tee CXtivan CTub in 'which Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Assistant AOnister tee South Windsor Bank and 1959, have been acquired by a secondary sch(X>l teach ers of In 1969, he attended a Nation­ Kingdom Hall . tm., HM. Cl««. to, Ul Oj,. DUK. »ia s m I i., MO; t l o r J - U N .n ii, TO, 9 a.m.. Religious Scdtool. AOnister The new dividend represents an Oo. at tee recent a ^ Mlssrurl-based manufacturer of last Wednesday morning. R. Lee he served as secretary in 1967. al Science Foundation Summer Pastor 726 N. Main St. 9:16 a.m.. Adult Discussion English, and direct tee AIS d e­ 9:80 and 11 a.m.. Worship Incrbase' of four per cent over meeting cf the board \of dlrec- Wotklna \riio joined tee firm a Oirrently he belcngs„to tee Afan- Institute in biology at tee Uni­ Rev. Joseph B. Vujs w o n w p . ST aS ’ S S Group. H laundry products. g re e and sixth year ad'vanced Service. The Rev. ACr. Bartholo­ 0:80 a.m.. Church School. the previous rate of 28b cents ton. year ago and WUUam Lennon Chester Lodge of Masons and tee versity of Rhode Island, and in Rev. Eugene J. Chairman 9:30 a.m.. Public Bible die- ‘"Ihe Question at Re-Baptism." wUl have some pre-dancing en- 10:80 a.m.. Worship Service. “ ^ certlflcatian programs In re a d ­ mew 'Will preach. 11 a.m.. Worship Service and per kharc. Faultless Starch Oo. of Kan­ Mho -was appointed manager of Klwanis Club. He Uvea on Hub- Rev. James M. Boyle course’’Why Do Jehovah’s Wit- _6 p.m. Worship. Sermon: tertaln^ by Miss mga JJ^®^®^Shwette, 646, and Beatrice First Sunday of each month, ing* 1961 was a Danforte Fellow in 9:26 and 10:56 a.m., Church Nursery. Northeast Utmtles’ subsidiary sas City, AIo., has completed tee firm’s funeral service in lard Dr., Vernon. In town. Dr. Gervase taught humanities at UConn. nesses Call at Your Door?” “The Ministry of . the New paups. Communion. Schotd. 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ : no;; companies include tee Connecti- January 1970, were voted direc- Other Dlrectora of WaUdns Saturday, Masses at 6 10:30 a m .. Group discussion Cevenant.” DGripg the evening w e’U have ^ ^ “***■ its acquisition of tee Bon Ami 6 p.m.. Junior iOigh Pilgrim lowship. J ' ’J cut lig h t and Pow er Ck>., tile tors 'Of the company. Brothers who were re-elected 7 :80 p.m. of Jan. 1 Watchtower magazine ----- s o n m ^ e s , coffee and punch, ^ ‘® articles " ‘Who Is Wise and Un- along with a few door prizes, with a nice luncheon served in Unitarian Universalist Society 7 p.m., Smlor High Pilgrim TaloottvlUe Congregational United Church ot Christ .. u Western ACassachusette Electric 'window cleaners from the more Watkins, WUUam Rush, 10:80 a.m., noon and 6:00 p.m. derstandlng, Amcng You?’ ’’ So, once again, we’re looking ^Iner Clubroom. 4i66 Afaln St. Fellowahlp. Church ’Tolland , Co., Holyoke WateV Power Co., Chemagro Oorp. The manufac­ Clarence W- Rush, PhUUp S. MANCHESTER PARKADE and "Appointed Elders to Shep ahead to a big night, and hope Friday we ioA a great tum- Rev. Donald G* Miller,. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, Uidted Church of Christ tot., and Nortitoast UttUUes BtovlcS ture of Bon.,. Arni products iriU Rush, and Herisert W. Swanson. herd the Flock of God.” you’ll plan cm being with us. out for our- crewel embrtddery m. John’s Fdliah Nattonal AOnister Prince of Peace Lutheran' Rev. ’Ihuman O. Ireland, AOnister oO Co. ■■■ ’rickets may be purchased In class. In tectHye had three over now be centralized in Kansas Catholic CSinrch Cliureh Pastmr IONA EXECUTIVE Z' fnu T> advance at a nominal donation the limit, and M aggie AIcLea 9:30 and 11 a.ni„ Worship a t y . Gerald E. Rideout of Danvers, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Trinity Covenant Church Rt. 31 and North River Rd. GET AtOBTOAGB DIVIDENDS _i o :to a.m., ^ n d e e . The Rev. ^elp cover the expenses, the instructesr, just couldn’t turn Service and CSiurch Schoid. . Faultless chairman Gordon Alass., has been appointed vice Pastor 302 Hackmatack St. Coventry 9:46 a.m.. Church School •a For thfe' slxtii consecutive *7 at the office with a limited num- them down, however, we can’t 11 a.m.. High School Class. Beaham Jn,' in announcing the president-engineering for tee Rev. Nwman E. Swensen, ‘^Recycling 'Religion For A ______Rev. W. H. Wllkens, Pastor through Adult Dlscusslcn year, Cbnhtott'cvit homeowners ber only, being sold at the door, take anymore into this class. 7 to 8:30 p.m., PUgrlin Fel- f..!) move, said "Bon Ami continues Iona ACanufacturing Oo. of M an­ Masses, 8:30 aiid 10:80 a m . Pastor Group. Mdio participate in tee Mutual ^ d u O ^ a ^ e : m « c l ^ Marr“lW n h e "“(to^e’ n«it We''wm"stert''a walttaig Itet, as to be a great name in the clean- 9 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., 'Public Worship. >®«’**iP *_ _ _ _ _ / hZ Sa'vings Bank Life Insured Mort­ chester, a unit of General Sig­ Nursery, sometimes for 'various reasons eng field since its founding in nal Appliance Carp. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Church School. 10:16 a.m.. Worship Service. 5 p.m., Potiuck. gage Plan wUl receive a divi­ Frank P . Sheldon NOTICE: Gospel Hall ’Tuesday w e had our oil paint- some have to d it^ out. Afanchester, Ckmn., some 86 classes for all ages three ------6:80 p.m.. Annual meeting. Wesleyaa United Methodist dend ftom their group mortgage 415 Center St. Ing class in the morning, and in the evening w e had 62 years ago and w e plan a 'vigor­ Bote Carpenter and Sheldon through adult, jdus an Infant- Emanuel Lutheran Church Church jg„i Insurance, (according to Jack C. then the actlcn shifted over to playing setback with the fcUow- ous advertising and sales cam­ j(dned Phoenix Mutual’s Hart­ Nursery. Church and Chestnut Sts. beverage is served -with all tee St. Francis ot Ass'sl Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington -yir Myles,' executive vice president OPEN 10 a.m.. Breaking'bread. the Senior Bowling League at ing winners: Louis Neblc, 182; paign . We believe Bon Ami's ford agency over 30 years ago, 10:60 a.m.. Morning Worship, Rev. C. Henry Andersen, meals. 678 Ellington Rd. Rev. Harvey W. ’Taber, Pastor , if. of tee Sa'vings Banks’ Associa­ 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. the Parkade Lanes with the fol- Lee Stelnmeyer, 181; Eva Post, traditional products are indis­ and over the years they have Youth Sunday, with the youth Rev. Ronald J. FViurnier, Schedule for tee week: Mon­ South Windsor noU tion of Ckmnecticut. 7 p.m., G o ^ l meeting. pensable for modem household been consistent qualifiers for ALL DAY conducting the service. Nursery Pastors ' lowing results. la i; Esther Anderstm, 129; Ar* day, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen Rev. John C. Gay, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School -p The $881,000 dividend is equal Alaiy Chaves took honors for umj. Dancosse, 139; Agnes Babi- and Industrial cleaning needs.’’ tee company’s highest sales for pre-school children. Paul A. Holmer, Intern social, onq can of canned .goods Pastor Clastos for all ages. to two monte’s premium for the high triple with 432, the high neau, 128; John Gaily, IB6 ; Bon Ami’s famous trade­ honors. With this newest award, United Pentecostal Church -4 p.m.. All church business needed. Noon to 12:80 p.m., Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, 11 a.nj., Worahip Service. 3,,, each of the more than 29,000 SUNDAY 8 mark, with tee chick that their names 'will be .inscribed in AJN. - 9 PJH. 187 Woodbridge St. meeting. A coffee hour with so­ 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine Wor- ®togle of 166 was tied by Alary j^hn Person, 124; Eleancr Gat- lunch is served; 1 p.m. to 4 Assistant Pastor Nursery. , covered mortgage borrowe’ra. ship. “Youth Sunday" will be Chaves and Bea Mader, and the J . Bob Ahern, 123; Claire boasts "hasn’t scratched yet,” the Kail of Fam e at tee compa­ Robert Baker, Pastor cial group 4 in charge. 23 p.m., pinochle tournament. Bus 6 p.m.. Wesleyan Youth. „ j^tT This compares 'With a dividend Robert J. Hllderbrand 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ny headquarters in Hartford. observed and youth to the togh average of 144.8 was taken nenn, 128; A1 Gates, iSSt, and pick up at 8:80 a.m., return trips Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. , v> of $317,000 paid under tee plan has been in continuous use on church wiU p a r^ lp a te in the M ary Chaves. W w , w tat a John Kehoe, 122. p.m. A Alaitcheeter High Sidiool its poliriiing (deanser since 10 a.m., Sunday School.. at 12:80, and 4 p.m. :;i Concordia Lutheran CSiurch enure service. bowler teat Mary Chaves is. Did you know that! St. Alaurice Church graduate, HUderbrand attended isse. BRIEFS 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Tuesday, 8:80 a.m. to 4:80 Sunday, Alasses at 7:30, 9:80, dividend returned to partlcl- University of Hartford and • „ n.j.i 1 40 Pitkin St. R. Lee Watkins 'Hie Hartford tosurance Group 6 p.m.. Youth Service. 8:66 and 10:40 a.m.. Church Bote President Lincoln and p.m., registration for trip. 10 and 11 a.m. Bolton „ pants since tee plan’s inception university of Connecticut. Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, School lor teree - year olds took Wgh triple of 4M, E v m prgghient Kennedy were con- Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor , nt has purchased major sponsor­ 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ a.m. to noon, oil painting class; to 1964 to over $1% mUllon. ^ ^ a o r L ee Watkins, who is tee fourth Pastor Our Savior Lutheran Church Ami aerosol window cleaner, ship of tee "^NBC Saturday FABRIC FINDS FOR ice. through Grade 8. Adult discus- cemed with tee issue of ClvU 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Senior Bowl­ Officials of tee Savings Bank in May 1970, and is a winHrw generation ot tee Watkins fam­ Sion hour In tee reception room, 176, and tee high average eights. 289 Grahsun Rocul Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. . aerosol lemon furniture polish, Night N ew s," seen at 6:30 p.m. ing Leavue at the Parkade U fe insurance Co. and the , , , ^ b e r of tee A m .ilcan Instit- ily to join the firm, was gradu­ 9 a.m., H d y Communion, itf-m-geiy for infants. South Windsor Sunday Alasses, 7:80, 9U6 alpd standard cleaner, and tee tra­ over tee N B C Televisicm Net­ ...... ^ “y ^ Lincoln was elected in Lanes. No bus scheduled. Phoeiux Mutual Life Insurance ut« of Bonking. ated from ' ACanchester IBgh The Presbyterian Church Church Schod for Pre-Kinder- ______Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor 11 a.m. ditional soap cake. work. ■ I860; Kennedy In 1960. Wednesday, 8:80 a.m. to 4:80 J " ,. o O <3o., underwriters of tee mort- ^|. txxrrd of directors’ School in 1966 and Babson In­ I 43 Spruce St. garten throu^ Grade 6. - Nurs- Calvary Church Here’s something that should Bote were on a TViulUess a -le o inoduces p.m., registration for trip. 9:80 gage insutwee, point out that meeting, all other officers were stitute in 1968. He received a BS John C. Mahon of Naugatuck WINDOW SHOPPERS Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor ery for small children. (Assemblies of God) 8:80 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship St. George’s Episcopal Church Spray-On-Starch, Fabric Fin­ be of Interest to quite a lew of pYiday, and in tee presence of a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Bridge this uhlqile plan is stUl one of i ^ e c t e d : James T. FarreU, in business administration at ✓ ------10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, 647 E . Aliddle Tpke. you. W e’re going to have a M r. gjeir wives: Services. Holy Communion on Rt. 44A, BMton ish, P.D.Q. Laundry Pre-clean­ has been named western Con­ games. Noon to 1 p.m., Hot- tee few plans In . ted United board chairman; Enoch W. Pel- Babson end lettered in soccer^ 9:16 a.m., Sunday Schod. Church School for Grades 7, 8, Rev. K. L. Gustafson, tee first Sunday of each monte Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, V ie w er, and about ten other starch­ necticut sales . representative Jack Soares, Case Supervisor, That their successors' were States under which homeowners ton, board vice-chairman; Roy swimming and iacross. From MUiken Mills Classes for all ages. 9, and High School. Nursery for Meals and Meols-on Wheelts for Nelson Frelghtways, Inc., of PRINTED Pastor from tee Manchester Office of both named Johnson, were at 10:46, and on tee third Sun­ receive dividends. es, ' cleansers, and polishes. BIBBED small children. program-^1:80 p.m. to 8 p.m., R. Browning, bonk president; He served teree years in tee Rockville. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. ------tee State Welfare Department southern Democrats, and bote day at 8:80. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, Fun-Day featuring speaker on Paul R, Longchamps, vice {uepl- navy, first as a weapons officer Gerald E. Rideout Nursery provided. 1:80 p.m.. Congregational 10 a.m., Sunday School, class- to discuss with you benefits bad mavlously served in the 9:80 a.m., Sunday SchoNew Hampshire na- Michigan State University. He Lennon is a member of South ter June 30. 1 0 :M A .M . ***® tospll'a SERVICE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for i was most happy to find that bread a,nd butteri fruit cocktail, climbed Into his stden car and Soriptittes (John i4-ie). work. *' tlve, la In his last semester at is a deacon in tee Second Con­ United Methodist Church where The bill setting up tee Em er­ Pastors: C. Henry Anderson gregational Church, and a gency Unemployment Compen­ 447 NOR’IH MAIN FT. ACANCHEBTER everycne. a few of our readers have al- and a' beverage. Thursday, straggled down the atrqet with Hl8;Prpdt studio Is open to ACanchestor Community College, ha Is bn tee administration Ronald J. Founder 177 HARTFORD ROAD • MANCHES’FER 10:46 a.m., Alorning Worship, ready started to give us a help- cream of tomato soup, steamed tee engine running on five cyl­ CHURdH OF CHRISt tee pubR&oaily and a selection studying business administra- member cf the Silk City Chorw* board, usher staff, and nominat­ sation Program 'was signed in­ E. DAVIS Intern: Paul A. Holmer to law by President Nixon Dec. S U N D A Y SCHOOL and CHURCH SERVICE Message by the pastor. ing hand, and we certainly ap- frankfurter, vanilla pudding, inders. police said. The ' stolen Lydall mid Vernon Stoeeto of tee artist's paintings, in oil tibn. He is available to organiza- (SPEBSQSA) and the Hartford ing and finance committees. Phone M9-0495 CLOSED TODAY • OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 6 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Mes- predate it. Friday,' fish chowder, mini Nursery care at: both services He Is a member of the Board 29, 1971. 11 O’CLOCK A.M. cor was found abandoned a few PlMOni 648-26M and other media are on display, tions for outaide auction work. . Amateur Hockey Association. sage by tee pastor. Now, w e’re still hoping that grinter, ice cream sundae. A blocks away.

S 1 PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 PAGE NINE Heralding Homes Two from Area In Navy Test Heralding Homes Two Navy men from area towns were among participants House in the Navy’s winter amphib­ Hearths ious exercise, "Snowy Beach," which took piace off the Maine House of Hearths from Page Eight) and dust ruffle on the four-post­ are papered with a delicate coast. The two-week operation ended Thursday. the Petersons took a few years er twin beds. Blue, lime and blue, green and gold floral pat­ yellow velvet throw pillows tern. Robert H. Green, of Rt. 6, An­ room on one side, the kitchen still like to congregate right ago. Three hearths make a home— make sunrise accents on blue dover, a petty officer third class, here in the kitchen where I'm Pewter Items pick up the re- Although it may seem that at any rate, they round out the on the other, and directly ahead quilted coverlets. The same served aboard the USS Damato, worElng.” fleotlqn of flreUght, and aun as there are many antiques in the home life of the George Peter­ downstairs to the den. three cMoirB are used for seat a destroyer. He is married to Be it in the kitchen or the tt shines through the paned win­ Peterson home, they are the sons at 219 M lnnechaug Dr., Although it looks for aU the covers In two antique rockers the former Miss Carol Wright. family area, the atmosphere is dows. A pewter bowl fllled with more comfortable, utilitarian Glastonbtiry, Just over the Man­ world like a professionally dec­ and In a floral arrangement fill­ Seaman Daniel J. Bordua, son of a cordial one. Reds and greens red .berries on the largje drop- ones which have been tastefully chester line. orated home, Mrs. Peterson ad­ ing a hugm yellow w ashbow l on Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. mits to hav^ done the deco­ predominate with a glint of gold leaf pine dining tabled cooi- coordinated -with m odem fur­ B\w a family who lives to en­ the massive dressing bureau. Bordua"of 1417 Main St.,' South rating herself. Choosing colors, here and there. A red brick plaihented by a pewter chan­ nishings. Several of the an­ tertain, Mr. and Mrs. Peterson Windsor, participated aboard materials, furnishings and ac­ pattern, vinyl floor blends 'with delier above. L aurie's bedroom in g^reen, tiques have psirticular meaning frequently use one or both fire­ the combat stores ship USS San cessories fulfilled a frustrated the brick hearth. Off white in thb Uvlng room where the pink and white combines a flo­ because they are treasured places located in the living room Diego. desire to become an interior walls above pine paneling create colors red and g^d prevail, ral print used in; draperies, bed family items. and the family room just off the The naval operation, involving decorator. However, becoming the setting for some fine an­ subtle brilliant accents appear valance and dust ruffle with a The Petersons have been a living room. In varl-slsed brass candlestick narrow . peppermint striped team in building their home. some 30 ships and 15,000 men, in­ a wife and homemaker has al­ tique pine and maple pieces cluded exercises in anti-sub­ Daughter Daurle ei^rtalns lowed Mrs. Peterson to exercise against the wall. A conier cup­ groiq>ings with red, gold and wallpaper. VaH-shapOd thrdw Although Mr. Peterson is a the younger set in a co)^ down­ White candles on the fireplace pillows in yellow, lime and pink sales engineer for Pratt and marine warfare, mine warfare her whims and ■ talents when­ board contains an assortment of and close air support as weil as stairs den with its own brick ever and however she likes. heavy white ironstone tureens mantel and on the round table punctuate the twin white cover- whitney Aircraft, his aptitude fireplace and quaint antique atvonb' end of the room, lets. A life-size teddy bear wood and saw has resulted a moderate - scale amphibious and platters. Clever color ac­ assault on Maine’s Reid State fumishings set against white cent is provided in this comer D&yehport mulberry Ironstone keeps, watch over Laurie's do- m the anUque panel effect and paneled walls with blue trim. ware dtq>layed In an antique main from, his chair by a 'wln- woodwork in the downstairs den Park. , Story B y by a collection of antique tin “ Snowy Beach” was the first A red rag rug, an antique cher­ cans on top of the cupboard. Mack walunt cabinet proyidea area. He Is at home also in the Atlantic Fleet exercise held for ry table and a pine chest are a / l i n e B. Tompkins The reds, greens and golds that many attractive containers for The large bathroom with gold kitchen, especially at holiday several years to test the fleet’s few of the early American furn­ have become muted with time Mte. Peterson’s ever changing shag carpet and double bowl time vriien he delights in mak- capability to operate under ad­ ishings. Photos B y make the tmusual cans topics flower errangements. lavatory, boasts a mirrored Ing Swedish cakes and bioe^. verse weather conditions. There are no cramped arehs Albert Buceivicius for conversation as well as at­ ’n>ii^;niaater bedroom, with wall above the lavatory count- Laurie, a high schoM senior, in this custom built five-room tractive decorating accessories. wMte Htippled papered walls and er. Large apothecai^ jars on has' been around hospitals for ranch. It was designed for living Large wooden bowls, and saild bei^ rug, la preeenUy dec­ either end of the counter are six years — first as a- pinkie to flow easily from room to With her knack for sewing, she tureens are favorite containers orated in blue, green and gold. attractively filled with .scented and more recently as a nurse’s Cold February room, or area to area. can change the entire character for decorative greens, fruit and The three cMora are combined 'cakes of lemon, lime, blue and aide. She 'will make nursing her in matching print window drapes The originally planned three- of a room with her own ideas of berries, and spicy pomander white cakes of soap. Ihe walls career. Is Predicted bedrooms were changed so that window treatment, valsinces, bayys. Qne oval-shaped ^and- WASHINGTON (AP) - It there could be two large bed­ throw pihiows or other accesso­ hewn wooden bowl is fllled with will be colder than usual over rooms and a roomy bathroom. ries. . greens, in the middle of. which much of the nation during Feb­ 'When there are overnight guests, The kitchen and adjoining complacently rests a duck de­ '■I ruary. At least that’s the 30-day the downstairs den becomes a family area, divided by a count­ coy. prediction. charming private siilte with its er range, 'were designed so that Dominating the wall space The National Weather Service own private bath and a cannon­ Mrs. Peterscm could work in above the sofa in the family At The Center said Friday the outlook for ball tour-poster bed which is her kitchen without people un­ area is a i>aintlng of the Zug- February is for below normal concealed in an alcove behind der foot, and yet enjoy their spltze, a formlddble peak in the temperatures east of the divide an antique paneled white fqld- company nearby. midst of the Ba'variah Alps. It and near normal temperatures Ing screen. “But, you know, it just serves as a reminder-of a trip in the South Atlantic Coast The entrance foyer conve­ doesn't work that way," she py Glenn Gamher states and coastal portions of niently leads into the living says with a laugh. "Our friends

Bjpeelal parehase et DISCOUNT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE IS (CORNER OF FOREST) fiig nmmmtt, siHigt, bnadlooins 175 PINE ST. WE HONOR MANCHESTER Meal ter saviB« your imllrto-walt eaipato {natuAlwrg^ ROUTE 6, BOLTON ^ TEL '649-4332 PHOflE 616.2332 AMPLE FREE PARKIMfi 1 5 1 ^ 60* to *233 OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:00 PJM. Garden print in gay profusion of green, pink and yellow dresses windows and beds in' daughter Laurie’s Candy Also Available For Fund Raising Mrs. Peterson demonstrates that home is where the hearth: is, as.^he and Trlna relax in their favorite spot. room. Yellow, lime and pink velvet throw pillows make exciting accents.

I i) \ P A G E T E N M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN "I - ' V - B U G S B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 7 = ^ I WILL you /-w CHOMr.. RESEARCH IS / i K E L i MENT! CRUMWEU Growing Things . 1.. 3 COMPLETELY A suy ON THE WANTif THE OWLS 5C1ENTIFIC.' B O M B S O U A P TO DRINK nothin' HE-vERAH'^ ■ W H E N T H E . BUT HIS OWN A catoss 20petatlosolo ervices idirectory AMMerate usiNEss [^S ) SIGNED IT TICKINS STOPS'^ STUFF-V— 1 Adult Uttaa "SURGEON b u t / t S t o o UNLABELED' 4Young woman 41by TOGAVEGPACE^ LATE T O ( P U n , Bltgrowa ' 5PrsM A NOW! ftomaeone 0 One who UNatlva metal washes Ui^tly: U A m m 7 New Guinea I 'UiN' : t Ai;[) L U C A ’ S CAMPINQ H I G H G R A D E tUlnlwrm seaport I' I : I. ANINl. MAiabianport 8 Acnas I Se lf-Se rvice 'r - ISIXIge ONotion L a u n d r o m a t EQUIPMENT 10 Where PRINTING IBMoataacluded praise 40T lst«K ^ Also Bewesving, Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, USarviattaa fledgUngs M ICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD grow 27 Artny 41 Disordered - Oostom Made Air Mattresses, Stoves, Job and Com m ercial 20 Ralatad on dilations 4 2 L e q ^ Suita, Pants end Lanterns modiar’aaide 11 Grafted (her.) 53 TOLLAND TPKE. R in t in s r OF COURSE, IT'S NOW I HAVE SOME­ AS A RESULT OF YOUR I NEVER _ (var.) ampnibiaa \ Coats 21 Conclusion 17 Envoy Monch/Vemon Town Line ONLY A START— THING FORWU... DONATION, MANY HANDICAPPED FELT SO 10 Bent the knee 28 Apportion 4SSonoflaeob<, FARR'S Prompt and Efficient AND IT WILL TAKE A CHECK FOR PEOPLE WILL LEARN TO WALK GOOD 22 Han products 29 Cheek god Printing of An Kinds THE WEEK YOU WERE GONE, I WAS T OH — 2tUnmLxed 23 Mature Uds “The Everything Storet" FREE TO'W INO SOME TIME BEFORE # 70,0 0 0 -AND I AND IT SHOULD BRING YOU ABOUT , ^ w a r 44l^i^aiNd a.Ory Glaening TREATING MISS FORLORNE —AND I THAT S 2SMalasralan 24 Early SHE IS BEGINNING TO FEEL SOME J WONDBR- WE SEE REAL SHOULD HAVE THE ANYTHING/ aborigine of 3l Abuse 48 River duck Lenndry Servlee Camp ■ Bike > Hport P H O N E 548-84«7 RESULTS./ REST OF THE MONEY /*Uhe o w ls cano# j 3SConunand 47VorfMr diat 8 M A IN S T R E E T Community Press LIFE IN ONE OF HER LEGS.' ^ FULJ 27 Wine cup i Great Britain ITSfin Spnioe St. NEXT MONTH/ / ARE 38 Pendent 48 Facile at Depot Sqaare Hours: 20 Italy toa, 25 Westam state Maaobaater 254 Broad St., Rear EXPERTS 28 Hymn of ornament 50 Depot (ab.) prtve-ni Paildat Opmi Daily to 0:00 P.M. Mon. - Frl. 8-8 AT TH16 » nattva Sat. 8-U T e l e p h o n e 643-5727 322bcpiator r 1 r i d li. 'i- J. FARR--643 7U1 24Bovina r " t 4 r 1 1 ^ IF II u OSCpUndrlcal . 36Articla > IF IT 7 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADE STPillarB CANVAS AWNINGS OUT OUR W AY BY NED COCHRAN SOMmnlmahlp II I t u Ostrinsky .( MEMORIAL 004 MFoodfiah ' II 23 D iALBI IN W ASTB HEY.' H«y/ THIS AIN'T SHOW BIZf 1 ASKEP FOR 41Saa(Fr.) M. a Oppoatte East Oemetwy S s b o fo o iL 'm a m . A SPOTLk&HT ON TH' JOB. NOTON ME.* OR IF 42Icamaasea ? M A T B U A L S Name It, They Rent It ybU'P LIKE TO LIGHT THAT SPIDER'S WAV on water NT ACEOSSTH' FLOOR I'LL SUSPEND OPER­ 45Unfr^tful Q iM lity M am orldls Reiihen Plen’s Texaco CHOICE VARIETY PRISQ LLA’S POP BY AL VERM EER IRON Have you ever considered house in one day; think of the ATIONS TILL m u OiET HIM SAFELY HOME 40 Holds In check ST R v' AM' CAN OET YOUR MIND BACK ON WHAT Over 80 Tears' Experlenoe Are ycu one of the many mo­ out of alignment.! If you are savings you can enjoy. Better 1 HATE SEE\NJG YOL)^ 51 Body of water renting a TV for someone in the Qualify VDO’RE SUPPOSED TO BE DOIN'/ r driving your car every day, the plan ahead when you want to FAUl_ LIKE THAT 52 Above i l * ~ WRARNETAL torists udio depend upon the fine family who might be ill? P6ry ^>^JENN1Y LU! 53 Afternoon C o H M 9- 8807,; chances are that it is out of rent this machine so you may social events mechanicfl service given 'at haps your own. TV is out of or­ Seafood a i l P A K R At AlBAETIlt Prop. alignment for it is almost im­ be sure of it when you want it. \ 54 Manusfiripta 42 a N a IT Reuben Plen’a Texaco Station der and you are missing' your SEE US FOB: R E A L L Y 44 ' 781 FARKEB 8T. possible to drive without hitting Do you have a small job to 43 OAK STREET Harrison St, Manohester located at 881 Msln St? Mr. favorite programs. You need ' a Aluminum Bon Up .CARLYLE 55 Sirius name I s f U L «48jnS5 o r «48>8878 the many “pot holes'’ in the do around the house but the cost TEL. 649-9987 Awnings 56 Confederate Plen Kaa a general repairer's reads. You will not be aMe to not do so; rent a portable TV is slightly prohibitive to hire u a Door Canopies 57PlSpen a 83 license, and you know that you see by looking at your tires if from United Rent-Alls — their someone? To buy a tool is fool­ ore getting the services of < one the car is out of alignment, rates are reaspnable. Once one ish when you’ll probably never e Storm Doors DOWN u SI a Coniblnatton Windows 1 : cf the flnest mechanics avail­ unless this is a condltlaa that gets used to watching television use it again. lltg ro fn STEYENSON’S Reuben Plen’s Manchester Awning Co. oi^aoob MERCURY able when you take wmrk here. has existed for some time. Be — the youngsters particularly The answer? Call United (NiwsPAnn iN m raiu assn.) Net only that,- but all the work safe and have your car checked are lost without it—you really Reht-Alls at ;W9-6333. They rent 195 WnCST CENTEB ST. Travd Agsiiey ESSO is guaranteed, so that ycu know now. miss it vdien 'your set is out of all kinds of hand tools. You Texaco Station Telepbone 649-8091 EstabUshed 1049 405 M A I N S T . in advance that you will be cer­ How are your brakes? Do order. If you are interested, call name It, they have it; at "rea­ 381 Main Straat M 64d -2756 tain of the utmost in satisfaction 'they pull unevenly or pertumis United Rent-Alls at 289-6388; sonable rates, too. / . '1111111 II ill T E L . 649-5533 when the work la done here. ' i-n ‘ a t>72 Sf NU TJ4. IUs.UANi.OW. NO SERVICE you have not had them checked they will gladly quote rental If you havtj a wall or a foun­ BY DICK TURNER Reuben Plen top over this T e x ­ Phon# 643-9149 l ^ Upholstery CARNIVAL CHARGE •Tulw-Upt for some time. Worn brakes' rates. dation to break up or drill a aco StaUon on July .16, 1662, and will stop a car but you risk hav­ Do you have something to tow hole, through, call United Rent- Hydnunstlo Transmission P and IVI Shop RBSURVAXIONS FOR • Engliw Claanlng he bi4 many yean of experi­ ing the drums scored. Regular from or to your home? You Alls. They rent electric ham'- R epairing RE-UPHOLSTERINO GUMMER STREET BY PH IL KROHN s H O TE LS ence ~ih back of him as a ful­ checkups will prevent this and have the tiailer but no tow bar mers that will do any job, large a MODERN FURNITURE • Ganaral Raperin All Work Gnaranteed and A N ’nQ U E S S.AIBUNES ly trained mechanic woridng 'cn save you money. Step in at on your car? Your probleih is or small. You’ll save money by a Custom Furniture a STEAMSHrt'S all makes and models cf cars. Plen’s Texaco Station and have solved. United will attach a tow Texaco Lobrloatlon Service y o u ? e o ? u B HAV6 FtDCJLEP • Stonps renting one, and there Is no and Slipcovers c'fAO N, F2d(%-....V^o N ot mEdtei; what your particular your brakes 'checked. We Give jfffC Green Btaipps Hgfear...- HEROES a r e MADE-NOT BORN ... . 637 Main St, Manoheater bar on your car In a jiffy. It waiting for someone to come Specializing In Hand Tutting AI20UMP H efZe LC7M& 6 n c ?uULp PET CENTERI do an m cellen t .lob but you w ill mission. Tills will prevei t trans­ can do the work yourself and money. Lower Level of the Parkade A S K SUCH 649-8324 MBMORIAL be most pleased with the rea- mission trouble and aim pre­ turn out a really professional­ , Remember the name: United C?ueSTlC?N Sf Chnarlea — Pacekeeta scnable prices that he charges vent the seals from dryihg out. PAINTS Mon., Toes., 9-6; Wed., Tropical Fish — TarOea lcoking rug cleaning job. The Rent-Alls. The phone 289-6333. Thurs., F ri. 9-9; Sat. 9-5 C O R N ig STORE for his work. If you are not sat­ Are you acquainted with the Hamsters — Gerhils machine is not too heavy to har.- They will rent you any tool or isfied with the way your car is fine Texaco products? Tou will FOR BEST RESULTS s Party tioqds, Magasinea Mixed Breed Pimples die easily, and in most cases piece of equipment. Reserve s GrocerleO, Cold Cuts Aqnariam Aoceasorles, etc. running, take it over to Reuben enjoy using them, Fire Chief the you can do all the rugs In the yours now. a BTuits—Vegetables Our Own Speoial Blended Plen’s Texaco Station and let regular gras or Sky Chief the Mr. IHen take a look at it high test gas will really make a GLASS s Oreotliig Cards Pet Foods ^ PAUL'S 7 0 If you need new tires — and difference when used regularly e Fpr A'uto Windshields We Depend On Too . . . MANCHESTER it is foolish and risky to drive , in your car. As for oil, the next PAIN T SUPPLY Ton Seii’D e ^ d ita Usl e For Store Fronts and PET CENTER on worn tires — you will find a time you need an oil change get 645 M AIN STREET aU sizes of windows I i 805 Main S t' Biandieoter Texaco’s HavoUne, one of the BY FRANK BAOINSKI Open' 7 Days A Week full line cf Firestene and Good­ m 649-0300 P L A I N J A N E tni MliHright year tires at Reuben Plen’e oldest of the fully tested oUs on • For Table Tops 0 0 O <9 O Texaco Station. the market today. If you need ’ 0 0 ^ "b O P E N 8 A.M . to 5 P .M . ' S v z ? EVER.Y WINTER I HOPE FOR A NEW ROiAANCE 0 CJO o <>_o Whether or not you have new a new battery get a sturdy TAKE YOUR OWN koj"o„._ooo^„o„ J -TO<=»ET WARlAWiTH....:ANC> WWAT 0 0 1 W IN D U P 852 M AIN ST. 646K>208 SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON 1 ® o o _ j tires, it Would be a very smart Texaco or Delco battery and ELECTRICITY WITH YOU iic Xwoo o o oo go Oq ' WITH INSTEAD... STREP THROAT* ’ w ifii rt® A _ 0 e\_ 0 _ 0 _ /*~> o 0 ttOOTUj» 0 o o«. IdRa to have the front end of you will have no worries over J. A. WHITE M A N ! THAtS, WHAT your car checked to see if it is staTtljqg: your car. EMERCENCY 6 vJ '.4 " ‘ ■.£ V'iw .fe US FOB qUAUTT GLASS CO., INC. IC A L U DANCING TAlfA ILO B lN O 31 Bissell S t.— T e l. 849-7322 A N D POW ER VT4 Oo G J, % UP A S fO R M / .CU STO M LIGHT AND POWER M A D E A St^em ing Agent Academ ic Overhaul WHEN YOU NEED IT. ooOa f -2 9 SUITS WHERE YOU NEED IT. CLEANING LONDON (AP) — Beryl Reid COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) nW »tWtrMtMM,TJAIit.UAlBfcOW.. OPERATES FROM YOUR Is the latest actress signed for — Tke CoUege Park Senate has CAR, TRUCK OR BOAT. CONTRACTORS “Now , don’t got all up­ *... it's all biodegrad- >" - For Ladtea and Oentteman approved the Urst major over­ Alteratlotas — Cleaning a part in "Dr. Phibes Rises Watkins Funeral Home INSTALLS IN MINUTES. tight about m e being so a b l e s t u f f ! ” ’ ^ haul of the academic system at a O FFIC E S a W INDOW S Bepaira 0°onC' Again.’’ Miss Reid will play the the University of Maryland in dirty, M om . . WatUng Funeral Htnne has n ils y ea r m arks the 25th yea r , a FLO O R S a C A R P E T S f o o I— rcle of a scheming travel 9 3 9 5 0 pooo5i\, _ : MANCHESTER 60 years. been imrvlng Manchester and of Watkins Funeral Home’s ex­ ^ < g g *g g agent. Under the plan proposed by • W A LLS surrotmding communities since clusive Manchester membership ; TAILOR SHOP Already cast are Vincent Chancellor Charles E. Bishop, in the Assoolatian o f JEuneral BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEW AY ttl SPRUCE ST. 848-21M Oct 8, 1874. Tbe funeral home MR. A^RNATH Y Price, Robert Quarry, Fiona 10 schcols and colleges, 56 de- Directors S.ervlce. This is an In- MANCHESTER CA RABIU .0 r FreePaMdbig Lewis, Terry-Thomas, Hugh partm ents and numerous was founded by Clarence Wat­ tematlonnl organisation of fu­ WINDOW CLEANING CO. H A W M — ErTHERAPB«iNUT 1 UfiHi ANPTO GrifflUi, Vatu Kemp, Peter WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU beards and insUtutee would be kins and his brother F. Ernest neral directors dedicated to AUTO PARTS Complete BuUdlng L E T b PUTTER AND PICKLEv THINK I USED Oublng, John Cater and Peter regrouped Into five broad divl- WHAT o O S WatUns. helping families in time of need 270 BROAD ST. Maintenance SEE. ATUNA FISH AND T D P E A C H E F DICK. 'Jeffrey. slcns. KIND OF G E E T H E C H I P S I S A HIS MASSIVE' • BITE HIM/EMJT WHO away from their own area. OPEN SAT. TO 1 P.M. 528-7057 AAARSHfAALLOW/OR: A T T H E B E S T kWALU In July of 1954, inquiam Len­ SANDWICH D O S . SKaCOG.SEE •J-IE AD J© WANTS A MClunHRJI- Through this membership, APPIB^CSGAND RESTAURANT i Hot A PaintiRg PToblein? WeMI H al| i! non joined the firm as associate THEDOe^ HIS MASSIVE BMPIV: CHIPS OFFEATHeaa? Watkins can be qf service to DOYDU IN FRANCE. director and in January of 1970, WVOLA9SE9 SANDWICH. NAME HEAD. I6 A D U A A M V . Service still m esns som ething to us— and sipice any family' anyvriiere at any Fine Quality advanced to director and man­ 16 C H IP S . tnmMiit spending enough tim e vrith you to help, you time. Should a death occur out nYQ ager upon the retiremmit of DON WILLIS Radio for the Week of state or out of the country LUNCH? ill tielect the righ t paint fin ish for th a ljo b you’re plan­ Onnond J. West who had been S i (These are the basic llatlngs, and include only those news this membership helps Watkins DIAMONDS 0 0 e 0 i ning. See u s for p i^ t and service w hen you plan your director for 22 years. broadcasts o f io or 15 minutes in leng;th. Some stations carry to raider a personal service to . From GARAGE ,1 next project. j e w l r y 6 other short newscasts. D aily sjjiorts inform ation can be found Roy IlMMi^soa rejoined the the families they serve. E 18 M ain S t, Tel. 649-4531 1001^ 4-] ^ • on tha sports pages.) firm In 1070 as associate direc­ Since the founding of Watkins BRAY’S STORE '.V tor to Mr. Ije a n o a . Funeral Home in 1874, many • Expert Watdi Bepalring Speelalixing In 10:30 Congressional Report Also in January 1970, Bruce small, but vital, matters have • Fine SHectlon of Gifts W I N I " — 1230 For A ll Ooonsioiis (CBS (alternate Sundays) Watkins became a licensed Fu­ become Important, more so in BRAKE SERVICE N ew s E very Hour on the Hour) 11:00 News, Weather,^jrarts BUZZ SAW YER BY ROY CRANE HOMDAY-FBIDAY neral Director, thus becoming this day and age of government • Longine, Balova, /-at 6:00 Art Morgen 6:Uy Rellmon Wlttnaner and Ckwavelle 'i ■Ti,»wnt,tBMM.Ti>.sn.»tM.ca. . 728 M AIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4591 8:00 Tom Jones the 3rd generatlan o l the W at­ forms and iqipUcatlons of all Front End Alignmont EVEN WITH 8:00 W orld News Watcher LOOK, MARCEL, SO ON WITH OUR a o P P Y 8:16 Art Morgen 11:80 Other Side of the Day kins family to be actively en­ kinds to be filled out. And this HATS, NOBODY CAN GET A TELEPHOTO BUY IH E P A ^ THAT’S W ORTH THE W ORK 1:00 Mike Greene 787 Main St., Manchester THERE'S-niATSAVWER 9:80 Arthur Godfrey Time gaged in the funeral professkm. is where Mr. Lemum and Mr. m t O N ASAIN w m i GOOD PICTURES OF US LENS, THEY ! 10:00 Jeff Jacobs 6:00 Chip Hobart Phone 648-6617 Gonoral Ropair/Worfc SURE MAKE XT Youirfndepmdent 3:00 Dan Foley Hiompson can be of help in WITH OUR FACES SHADED. BY CROOKS &:?LAW RBNCE W C H — 910 Watkins Funeral Home, of 142 tough forme CAPTAIN EASY 6:00 The W orld Tonight (Moaday-Satardsy) 6:16 It's Sports Time handling such Items as Social TO SETTMHR 6:00 ReveUle Blast Center Street, Is a new ly / JBROAAE CANBviMVeP, HE I W A \ J 6:20 Fhauiuess Phil ' 9:00 Rhapsody ' Seciurlty, burial allowance r PICTURE. 7:10 Wide World of Sports expanded and decorated c(Aonial / PRI90NER HERE... BUT HE W A» ■ 7:30 Songs By Sinatra 12:00 Matinee forms. Veterans Administration V^RELEAGEP OM PAROLE SEVERAL 4:00 HlghUgfats of Hartford building. In the fall of 1969, a deator. 7:35 Lowell Thomas forms. Old Age Assisstance 7:46 Jim Frances 8:00 GasUgfat 1,688 sq. foot addition was ex­ 12:00 Quiet Hours. forms, etc. If special forms for 12:00 Capitol Area Viewpoint tended to the west side'provid­ 2:00 Jeff Mensel (Sunday) insunmee o r any other type are SATVBDAY Same as Monday-Saturday listing, ing a new chapel, and seating 358 BURNSmE AVE. except: needed, we can help put you in 6:00 Weekend an ^auldltional ISO people. The 8:00 CBS World News 8:00 ReUgious programs contact with the proper people. EAST HARTFORD 8:16 11:00 (Juletlet Hours“ wdiole first floor may be used as Weekend For the past 97 years, Wat­ 0:80 Arthur Godfrey Time - \ m c — 1080 one large chapel or sectioned 389-6333 2:00 .Weekend kins B3meral Home has been 6:00 Jim Beckwith f (Hosday'Friday) oft by folding partition to pro­ Power and Hand Tools 6:00 Town and Country serving this area with one 8:00 ens World News vide a smaller, more intimate Painting and Decorating 8:16 Jim Beckwith 6:00 Bob Steele' Show thousiit in mind, and that is to Tools FRAMING lOiOO Jeff Jacobs 10:IM Theatre of Melody atmosphere. A new selection ll:w Jean Colbert Eiow serve everyone who calls, as we Garden and Land Tools 2:00 D an Foley room was also added with an CUSTOM ft STOeK: 7:00 The Worid ThU Week 12:00 News, Weather _ ourselves would want to be Baby, HonsehoM, Party 7:16 13:16 Meet Me on the P lasa entrance from the ground level Jim' Francis served. and Banquet SnppUes Burr. Cofoers, MMish B Y V. T. H AM LIN 1:00 The W ay of the Cross 1:00 New s .. parking area as well as an ex­ A L L E Y O O P SUNDAY 1:16 Mikellne _ ■ Wherever you are, and what­ IhvnUd Needs Nsiit tg CMSsr Arthur Godfrey Time 8:06 Afternoon Edition pended smoking room, ladies’ .BUT J U S r iO BE ON THE SAI=E ..nr LOOKS UKE OSCAR AND ALLEY ever yoiir foith, whenever the CtANK H I6HT BE ABLE TO i S i S g challenge of Change 6:00 New s —Stocks, Weather lounge and convenient rest PUPUCATE THAT BURNED- SIDE, I'D BETTER HAVE ANOTHER EITHER WR/.. 11:00 Father Nadolny 6:36 Strictly Sports time, Watkins Funeral Home is OUT BOOSTER UNIT. ONE MADE UP/ ____ ^ 12:00 Jewish House 7:06 Accent '70 rooms on the main floor. (5 12:30 Face the NaUon 7:U E d w ^ Newman Reoorta always there to help. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFE 1.00 AmerlCan-Itallan Hour EXPERT REPAIRS ON F0REI6N CARS] 7 2:00 Weekend YOU'LL RUN THE GREAT MEANWHIIrE - ?N THE. /VIAUMEE CAMWS 6:30 Full Gospel Church of Man­ 8:16 Pop Concert chester 9:06 Nlghtbeat UNITED SPO RTS GAR REPAIR, Inc. PATTERN UNTIL > MANEDVER; 7:00 My Window—Cliff Simpson 8-TOOOV, IHEAR ^ 11:00 News, Business, Weather R t 83, 'Vernon, Cohn. GET THE FEEL OLEYl THE 8:00 Weekend 11:20 Sports Final STAR, m u OLSONb^$MMER<^ 9:80 Revival Time OF IT ! RED PARON 11:80 Other Side of the Day •By CLAY R. POLLAN' Phone 646-4485 NOT p tT C F r i g i r l nO 0IP IS IN We Need Homes In Man- 11:00 Weekend (Sainrday) LIMA \ 12:00 sign off m, ARIIS 5:00 Town and (hiuntry V MA3. 21 J K Your Daily Activity j^id t JM ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES 6:00 Bob Steele Show 'I According to l^a'Glari. ’’ chesfer for Waiting Customers W D R C — 1360 10:00 Gardentime I» . (Moadjur-FMday) 10:15 Modem Living . .',20-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday, 2-32-44-63/f . ICASTROL OILS ^ FOREIGN CAR PARTS | F R | iE Hom e Evaluation and Counseling! •6:d0Bob DeCarlo 10:30 Saturday Showcase ;^31-61-79-84 reod words corresponding to numbers 65-72-81-86^ 10:00 Bob Craig 10:50 w n c Outdoors (Hom es from 8l5,06li‘and u p ), 11:00 Saturday Showcase TAURqS o f y o u r Z o d ia c b irt h s ig p ; SCORPIO VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT 8:00 Dick McDonough 1 Li* 31 Has 61 Gets 7:00 Joe H ager 12:00 N ew sTw eatber AM. 20 ocr. 22 -3* 4 B U I L D U P 13:00 Dick Haddad 12:15 Saturday Showcase 2 Folks 32 Near 62Thon “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” *(5:00 on MoiKlay) 1:00 N e w s ' MaV 20 31.00k 33 Con 63 Are NOY. 21 grm»»iiLf.>.eftY 34 Somethi'rtg 64 Reached (S a tu rd a y ) 1:16 Your Home Decorator rK l 1-13-25-37 4You 7-12-24-34/ MLS 1:80 Saturday Matinee 5 Matters 35 Money 65 In 6:00 Bob DeCarlo !fe/4^5849 45-57-78 2:00 Opera 6 Ar* 36 To 66 Post 10:00 Bab Craig GIMINI LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN StOO Terry Woods 6:00 Monitor 7 You 37 Now 67 Dominate SAGITTARIUS 7:00 Joe Hager 6:00 News, Weather , i^ « A r 2 i 8 To 38 Leave 68 Plenty . / 'I'v e HeARP C3F INFLATet? eOC?S} 6 4 ^ . 8 3 5 ^ 13:00 Dick Haddad 6:20 Strictly Sports 9 Future 39 Resent 69 Hotfvray 5AV, THAT'S A & O O P IDEA, MAN 6:30 Monitor 'c'^C'/UNf 20 70 Others OK, 21 ^ BUT THIS (SUV AgUSP S THg (Sunday) 10 Enduring 40 More THINK r'LL TKV ITTCSO/^----- ■_y- 6:qo Religious' and public service 11:00 News, Weathei ; 4- 6-1M6 11 RomorK* 41 Postpone 71 Romantic 5-15-23-35M" •‘C m m r n ^ 11:20 Sports Final programming /48-68-80-70 12 May 42 A 72 A H7-56-67 ^ 9:00 Scott Morgan 12:00 Other Side of the Day d 13 Moy 43 Been 73 Whot's 3:00 Dick McDonough (Sunday) CANCIk 14B* 44 You 74 Adventure CAPRICORN 7:00 Terry Woods 6:30 Sunrise Serenade )JUNf 21 45 Thot 75 And OK. 7:00 Sunday Strings 15 Related 10:30 Religious and public Service lJUlV 22 16 Low 46 Nothing 76Tolking BYROUSON programming 3:00 News 77 Now's JAti. LITTLE SPORTS 8:16 Sabbath Message 17 You 47 Tend READ HERALD t3:00 Sign Off '04-26^38-49 .18 Display 48 Learn 78 Regret 117-18-27-28 -pw r 8:30 Guideline 39-73-82-87 % » O P — 1410 9:00 News. Weather 59-60-70 l9 (soing 49Doy- 79 In (Hoaday-FrUbiy) 9:10 Hymntime 200ns 50 Listening 80 About AQUARIUS Lto - 21 Who 51 Traveling 81 Sociable 8:00 BUI Love — Lou Morton 9:80 National Radio Pulpit .JULY 21 J A k 20 10:00 Tom Jones 10:00 Sunday Showcase 22 Agreements 52 Be 82 Given 1:00 BUI Winters * 12:10 Sunday Showcase „AUO. 22 * 23 To x’53 Stop 83 Ideal fe i; I t , ADVERTISEMENTS 4:00 Mike Greene ' , 12:45 Travel Trends j 24 Soy 54 Worrying 84 Touch 3- 8- 9-53i 7:00 Ray Dunaway -N MA29-40 * 25 Blossom 55 About 85 Deals I ' ■■■' , ' r ' ...... 1:00 Sunday Best I54-55-66 13:00 Bobby Rivers 3:00 Monitor l>/50^-76 26 Procticol 56 To 86 Mood i : (S a ta r d a y ) 6:00 New s VIRGP 27T*nd*rKy 57 You'll 87 You PISCIS 6:00 BUI Love — Lou Mjrton 6:10 Sunday Edition 28 To I SB Stoys 88 Coihpleted task for tiM p U n ardns. . . McDooaM't* 10:00 Ray Dunaway i >1 AUB. It « • ; ' » a > im »r HU. he TM i«. ui M. OK. 6:00 News, Weattier, Sports Je » D o 59 Drsoming 89 Time - sg.gisrar”'^ " 3:00 BUI Winters 6:30 Meet the Press W s w r . 22 S 30 Don't 60 To 90 Someone HAK. 20 46 WEST CENTER STREET - - - IT PAYS 6:00 Chip Hobart 7:08 Monitor 13:00 Bobby Rivers [S>,10^22-33-52 • '^ G o o d ^Advene ^^Neutnl 3(Ml-42-71, SILVER LANE EXTENSION (Saadajr) 8:i)6-Ylu“ ? * B & « e Opera J^64-75-85-88l>: 74-77-83-89'1-89^^ 9:06 Monitor 8:80 Eternal Light

!l) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,’ CONl^.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 Platt Gains Revenge and s Indians JhsL disUudd, (InqisL Satisfaction Win for Evans B y F A R L Y O S T In of Upsets in CGIL Flag Race Sports Editor 600-Yard Run at Garden ster’s company several times, I can at­ clip and Manchester hanging on Both Andy Parker and Jerry The closely knit OCIL received PlaH (76) Yankee Pin Stripes By DEAN YOST could register another tally B F PU. test to his love for food, . .Gary Waslew- with 3:22 remaining in the for dear life the two clubs broke another major shakeup last 2P Acevedo ^ 0 8 0 0 rA'oquiring Betnle Allen trem the NEW YORK (AP)__ “ I medalist in the 400 at Mexi(;o end off McGrady’s 2 - year - old and never relinquished It to -win a photo-finish clocking of 6.2 The difference between Seppa tossed in 23 points'apiece ski, who came out of Berlin High (Ber­ opening stanza to lead 16-6. at halftime with Platt leading, night as four schools staged up­ 2 Mielcarz 6 0 0 . 10 Washington Senators by the New York h a d 'to prove to myself,” _19M, had ^ edged meet record. McGrady finished In 2:07.2. seconds. M anchester Higrb and Platt for Platt, with floor general 0 Barakos 0 0 0 0 lin, Conn.,) to make the grade with the Platt, finding the cpen man un­ 41-24. sets; Platt ov?r Manchester: 3 Lear}’ 1 1-2 a Yankees ■was a case If you can’t beat Olympian Lee Evans said, M ccr^y last week m san Thomas Blair of the Uiilver- 06 Bostim Red Sox will move his family to in 1:10.2. High last night in Meriden derneath the hoop, netted 11 of In the third period the Pan­ Sergio BuccilU popping in 18. Hall dumped Maloney, Conard 2 Papallo 0 0 ’em , buy ’enu B\)ur tim es last season 2 Buccllli 4 87 18 Soutjilngton in the near future. The tall, “that I could beat Marty „ One of the few surprises at Pemisylvanla, the only y j, ^ was”tlmed In 7*™as he was that the host Panthers 16 field attempts to the quarter. thers outscored the Tribe, ,20-11, Buccllli's backcourt partner surprised ■ Windham and Bristol 10 23 Allen delivered key hits which beat the McGrady didn t nave a ' 3 Parker two times in a row. That’s chalice m this 600. Evans, run- the Millroee came In the mile. ®»try to clear 17 «et, won the came out to play and liter­ and they hit on seven of nine 0 Schaedlcr . 0 u 0 ’^Tankees. The leffirpuided hitting infield­ handsome righthander figures In the beat Leon Coleman. It just .wasn’t Manchester’s Phil Mielcarz canned 13. Central routed Penney. 1 Seppa *■ 11 1-3 28 sub-four-minute P®1« vault with (Mlllrose defend- 1 er feels that a lot of foul balls he hit -Yankee plans as a middle inning relief somethingr I ve just never nlng for the San Francisco Bay ’‘t wasn’t er Bcoti «unev or sionaa sec- Josef------Plachy' of” Cjzech------ally blew the Indians off night. field goals and netted a perfect For the night, the Panthers Currently Hall High of West 0 Blederman 0 1-2 U>e flo o r wiUi a sound 76-67 6-6 frcm the charity line. The 4 Lombardo 1 1-1 3 down the line in Wariilngton will be pitcher. been able to do. Strldera, was second behlrid clocWrig—that & never ^en -d.ihX wuiiam«nn nf oslovakla took the 888yard run, During the program introduc­ Hartford shfires flrat place hon­ 1 Meranda 0 0 0 0 connected on 32 o f 60 floor .11 1 .1. MS Evans did It Friday night be- Tommie Turner as the third meet—but John vnrt Athietie nub beating defender Mark Winzen- CX3IL victory. The hosts upped tion of players, the ’Frlbe play­ tribe in the quarter, attempted ors with Win&ham and Maloney, home runs at Yankee Stadium.. The End of the Line shots, fo r an am azing 64 per 20 Totald . , , 32 1819 76 fore 16,000 fans at the 66th Wa- and final lap began—with Mason’s victory over favored jgld of Club West by three- their mark to 6-6 Ir. the CCIL ers were called cff in the wrong 16 shots and converted only all a* 7-3. Manchester and Pen­ Manchester (57) Yankees do too. That’s one of the rea­ R em inder, Tuesday night’s E ast (Cath­ cent. The ^ b e , 21 fo r 61 from namaker-MiUrose Gam(es In McGrady of the California In- Francesco Arese of Italy. . _ tenths of a second.'with a 1:62.2 and 6-6 overall. Manchester order. They had Rick Kleman three. . ney are next at 6-6 with Platt 1 Herdic 10 27 son he was acquired. Also, he can play olic -Weaver High basketball game has slipped to 6-6 in the league and and Rich Haberem as guards Platt was outshot in the final the field, had a percentage of 2 Carlson 3 u 6 second base or third base, the two weak­ been postponed until 'Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden and he tematlonal Track Club hot on Mason won in 4:03.2. a full ™e Jogh jump-went to Rey- clocking. and Conard tied at 6-6. Central 3 Kleman 0 0 1 did it convincingly. his heels. eight yards and t.3 seconds naldo Brewn cf the California three-mile, the 6-4 overall. and Jchn Herdic, Dan Carlson eight minutes of play,' 22-16. but il - and Wethersfield sport 3-7 rec­ 1 Mlstretta 3 46 18 est links In the Yankee lineup.. ."In-^. the local gym. Wednesday’s Manchester the damage had been done. In The «ver-hustllng Tribe 4 Haberem 3 4-7 10 Martin (McGrady, the world Then, with half a. lap to go, ahead of Arese, considered Eu- Intenxaticnal Track cnly other Millroee record to Seeking revenge from an up front with Mike Mlstretta ords and Bristol Eastern is the 2 0 0 4 fielders are scarcer today than ever be­ (Community (College - Tunxls C.C. hoop guard, Herdic, had a game high 0 Tucker record holder in the 600 yarde Evans tcok off, passing Turn- repe’s top ninner in Pie mile equaled his winning height a Leonard Hilton of the Uni- earlier setback by the Tribe, playing center. Also, the MHS that quarter, T r l^ gUArd ceUar club at 1-9. 2 Perry 0 0 0 0 fore, particularly shortstops and second game has been set back to Tuesday at Platt overcame an early 4-0 dis­ cheerleaders had a rough nigtit Herdic netted in 16' of his of ' 27 points '^th Alistretta and 0 McChiriy 0 0 0 0 basemen,", General Manager Lee Mac- East Catholic. . .Varsity wrestling coach at 1 minute 7.6 seconds, had er—as did McGrady—and hold- and 1,600 meters. ^ y®®r seven feet. versity of Houston put on a beaten Evans In seven of nine Ing off his arch-rival to win by Juris Luzins of the United U.S. Army Capt. Mel Pender last-lap kick to win in 18:21, advantage and popped in 16 o f it. night’s totals with 36 to the Haberem each hooping 10 Manchester is away Tuesday 13 Totals M w Phall told me durir/y Thursday’s visit John LaiE\>ntana at Elaat Catholic w el­ head-to-head coiifrontaUcns—al- four yards with a clocking of States Marines tcok the lead at held off Dr. Delano Meriwel- slicing the meet mark by 10,8 points in a row before the Tribe With Platt scoring at a rapid Tribes ’ 29. m arkers. • night against Hall Hlgd>- Score a half 41-24 Platt. of the Yankee Caravan to Connecticut comed a son into his family earlier this though Evans, Olympic ' gold 1:09.9, clipping e tenth cf a sec- the Start of the l,008yard run ther to win the 68yard dash in seconds. .. .‘Ihe Yankees are the only major week. The couple also have m e daugh­ league baseball team that comes Into ter. When baseball Coach Jim Penders’ t Coventry High Continues to Roll the state each year on a good-will trip. wife gave Urth to a son last week it It costs several thousand dollara but the broke the spell of daughters bom to club gets triple that back in free pub­ coaches. (Cliff Demers and Stan Ogrod- Tarkenton Happy licity. . .The finest public relations man nik, head football and basketball yarslty Bobcats Survive Freeze, in the country, Bob IFlritel, Is the man mentors, each has little cheerleaders at responsible for the icumual Yankee trip, hom e.. .Jim Connora, former East Cath­ this year’s being tiie 12th.. .The New olic eager, has a 28poInt per game aver­ With ‘New’ Club York Mets are in ^ew Haven today on age with the Northeastern Frorii this 'a promotional trip but not on the level season. Conners had added several inch­ Knights Win, Rams Lose ' Of the Yankees. The Mhts’ visit to New es and now stands at 87. Anyone 'who ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (AP)— Francis Tarken­ Haven was strictly business and re­ saw the start of tiie Big Ten basketball ton is back in Minnesota, where scrambling in the iearly Looking more like a half­ last tw6 years. J<^ Luchs 12. Todd Sweetland G reg Burg;er, with 18 points, with only eight points was the stricted to the New Haven area press. brawl between Minnesota and (Milo State days of his career made him a National Football League time total than the final paced the victors’ attack with game hero as he stole the ball last Tuesday night on teevee will be g^ad — ------trademark. Ready^*Made Answer to know that Minnesota Coach BUI Mus- score. South Windsor High forward Phil Levesque netting with 20 seconds left to give 'When asked how he’d hit a spltter, Tarkenton is back as one of sleman has suiqiended Corky Taylor and the three original Vikings Who survived a freeze by Wind­ 10. High man for Windsor was Glastonbury the win. Bernie Alien riiot back, "on the dry Ron Behagen. The latter shoul(l be bar­ Rosie Casals started Minnesota’s firat season Dave Muldoon with six points. Steve Krajewski was the side!’’-.. .The most unselfish player cn sor High to win 33-16, last red for life for his actiens which were in 1961, back from New York ELUNGTON — The Knights night’s high point-maker with the Yankees, in Ralph Houk’s oplhion, caught by (iamera and shown nationally where he tasted some success night in a Central Valley kept pace with East Windsor 28, all coming in the first 16 . is shortstop (3ene Michael. "Last year Moves Along on CBS News Wednesday night. but fueled a desire to quarter­ Conference tilt at the War- Hig^ in the NCXX7 but stUl re­ minutes. Joe Powers netted 22 we had a rookie, Frank Baker, who we West Haven has taken over the Man­ back a team to the Super Bowl. hawks’’ court. The win upped mained one and onerhalf games with Dubee Putz adding 10. 'wanted to use at shortstop. Gene spent chester, N.H., franchise In the Eastern In Net P la y “My burning desire Is to be the B obcats’ record to 11-1 in off the pace. East Wndsor got CO'VENTRY , — Behind the a lot of time passing out Ups and point­ League. Ehrmer third baseman Bobby on a team that week In and the conference while Windsor past Granby last night to sport balanced offensive attack of ers to (Baker. It wasn’t Gene’s fault C ox 'Will m anage the New Y ork Yankees HINGHAM, Mass. (AP) — week out can win and has a dropped to 4-6. a 9-0 conference mark. Elling­ Frank Morse (22), Joe Green E’l^ank didn’t do better. There are a lot ton boasts a 7-1 loop record. (17), Bruce LeDoyt (12) Joe farm club. The Yankees have signed a Top-seeded Rosie Casals of San chance to be In the Super Elseudiere in schblaBtic action, :-of teams in our league (American) in- Producing their second highest Locke (10) and Dave ’Treschuk thiree-year lease 'with West Haven to use EYancisco meets fourth-seeded B ow l,” Tarkenton said In an In­ Ellington High rolled past NCOC iqjerestod In Michael.’’ Frahk Baker, offensive output to date, Elling­ (10), Coventry had little troulde (Quigley Stadium .. ..Springfield Kings Virginia Wade of England and terview atfer his airport arrival member ’Tolland 93-63; Glaston­ too, still figures In the Yahkee future ton re&eived fine supp<^ from in disposing of Portland. have notified 18 wins, lost five others third-seeded EYancoise Durr of EYlday ni^t. “We had that bury High edged host Rockville pfans. "I know he’s a lot better ball brothers Court and Chris Homed This was Coventry’s fifth win ' and tied four games In home starts to' EYance faces galnt kiUer Wen­ type of team in New York two Higd), 70-69 in C V e p la y; Coven­ player than he showed last q>rlng and as they combined for 44 points, in a row since losing to Orqm- date. On the road the Bay Staters show dy Overtcai o f O iev y i'<3iase, years ago. try High routed Portland, 72-62, clast season." Houk said cf the young with Court popping in 28. Ray well. Portland slipped to 6-3 five victories, U defeats and six dead­ Md., tonight in semifinals of "We finished a half game Bolton High lost to Rocky Hill ' shortstop who was the Ihtemational B edard canned 10, and 9-4 overall as the Patriots locks ... Stanley Bray curlved home the 118,000 V irginia Slim s In­ back of Dallas and came very 69-62 in CSiarter Oak Conference League’s most valuable player irt 1970 action. Tolland’s Benedlx and Char- sport a 9-1 conference record from ETortda for a brief visit and was door W omen’s Tennis CTiam- close. It was a good feeling and . .. .The most maligned member of the WINDSOR — Applying the land produced 13 and 12 ixiints. and are 12-1 overall. just in time for Tuesday’s cold and bit­ pionsMps. I liked U. I think here in Min­ Yariks Is second baseman Horace freeze to the potent South l^^nd- ’The losers dropped to 3-6. in the Brian DeBari popped in 23 for ing winds. He winters In Sarasota and (Misses Casals, Wade and nesota, we have many more CEarice. " I t ’s unfair the criticism direct­ DOUBLE TROUBLE— ^Two standout members of sor didn’t seem to help Windsor conference and are 6-7 overall. the losers foUoweil by Anderson picked up a beautiftri tan in the post two Durr registered straight set tools to w ork 'With than w e had ed at Clarke. He’s a lot better player the East Catholic High basketball team this sea­ as the' Bobcats led 4-0 at the ROCKVItXiE — Coming from and Salinsky with 18 and 12. EAST OFFICIALS—Official timer and official scorers I for all home Blast months whUe 'waiting for baseball’s victories in toe quarter-finals there two years ago and we than the press and most fans think,’’ EYlday night as Miss Oveiton, were 86.” son are the ^ucier twins, Don, front, and Ron. end of the first eight minutes, behind with a 20-polnt final pe­ ROCKY HIIX, — Three visit­ Catholic Hisrh basketball games are Cliff Demers and Bob Richards. Here the spring tr^dnlng to start. . . Add the name opened It up to 6-2 at intermis­ riod, Glastonbury edged Rock­ ing players, John Spellman, pair was caught during recent game. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Houk said. of Rico PetroceUi to the list of Boston 24, putted a major upset and all But toe Giants fell to a lowly Both youngsters are just a step away from help­ four Austiralian entries w ere 4.10 i%cord in 1971, and they sion and Increased the total to ville In a close affair. ’The John Ciccsu’ello and ^d Short Stuff Red Bax players still on the roster from ing the varsity. (Herald photo by ‘ Buceivicius) ousted.. dealt Mm Thursday back to toe 17-9 at the third quarter. Rams held a 10-polnt margin O’Brien, paced, the winners’ at­ “ I wish that somemie would talk the 1967 cham pionship year. Others are Wendy, seeded seventh, de- 'Vikings for quarterback Norm This was the seventh consec­ entering the last eight minutes tack with 18, 14 and 12 points about Ron Blomberg the baseball player Carl Yastrzemski, Reggie Smith and fealed second-seeded Kerry Snead, wide receiver Bob utive win for South. The winners but managed to score cnly nine as they edged hapless Bolton. Hoop Scores Team Effort Factor and not Ron Blomberg the guy who likes Sparky Lyle.. .Latest promotional gim­ will meet tow strong CVC pow­ quarter points. Rockville held a The Bulldogs have dropped 11 | to eat,” the' young Yankee first base- Melville of Australia 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 .Grim, running back Vince CTe- mick at area bowling houses is to photo­ for what she called “toe big- jnents, this year’s first round Sixth Straight Loss ers next week. ’They visit Plaln- bu lg in g ' 46-32 halftim e advan­ consecutive games in a row man-outfielder said at the Waveriy Sonth Wlndior (S^ graph all bcwlers and then offer them ac­ gest victory of my esureer.” draft choice and a second vlUe High ’Tuesday ’and return tage. since winning their season F. ptfl. -riiindlng. '‘I’m going to win- a start­ Burger .4 6 13 tion shots in a miniature plcutic -viewer M iss CsLsals defeated Karen round ch oice next year. home Friday to meet Bloom­ Brian Cooney led the Toma­ opener with Cheney Tech. ing job. I’m gdng to show everybody Levesque 3 4 10 In Riflemen Victory for a nominal sum... .BiU Russell Is Krantezke 82, 82; EOss Wade Tarkenton, who ■will be 32 field High, the only club to put hawks’ attack with 24 points Bolton’s Jim Rufini tallied 13 Hoyt - 3 1 •1 that I can plriy first base. I signed as a branching out. The term er Boston Celtic Suffered hy Cougars a blemish on the record in the with Brown dumping 18 and with LaFrancls scoring 12. Goodwin 1 1 1 eliminated Judy Dalton 6-4, 7-6, next Thursday, joins offensive Mackey 0 0 0 The Manchester High rifle team, with all cylinders first baseman and I’ve played there be­ star center and coach will have hia own and Mias Durr overpowered tackle Grady Alderman and Going down to its sixth straight setback last night Totals u 11 33 finally firing in unison, notched its sixth win of the fore. Sure, I made some errors, but I . talk-show on Channel 80 startii^ Feb. 6 Lesley Hunt 88, 88. comerback Ed Sharoctanan as was the Manchester Community College basketball Windsor (16) season yesterday by outgunning non-league rival Wil­ 'Was learning. BIU White has helped mq .. .UConn tqiring sports teams 'wlli en­ ^------■ toe only players left from toe B. F. Pts and I know I can make the club.’’ White team. Turning the trick was the talent-laden Central Sandberg 0 0 0 cox-Tech in Meriden, 902-889. gage In 72 events. The breakdown reads Steady Star, a 4-year-old pac- 1961 team, Jones 2 1 b Connecticut State College freshman at New Britain, 87- R was a strong team effort is the Yankee announcer who was a fine like this: baseball, 24; tennis, 16; la­ er owned by Mr. and Mrs. "We thought Fran was going Future in Jeopardy Mosdale 2 0 4 Manchester (90) first baseman with tiie St. Louis Cards 68. ------Muldoon 3 0 6 by the locals, led by junior Rod crosse, 13; golf, 12; track, eight; plus Chester Ault of Chattanooga, to start that first game," re- D’Agata 0 1 1 McKenzie with an ' excellent McKenzie 4849-46-43—IM and' Philadelphia Phillies for a decade sub-varsity (fresh-sophomore) baseball, Tbie locals, losiilg fo r the lOfh Central (82) PUTNEY, Vt. (AP) — Karen Rise, a 6-foot-8 blonde coed, Kane 0 0 0 Pierro 48^^7-40—188 GIANT STEP — Jan Johnson of the University of Alabama goes over the Tenn., covered toe mile in 1:62 caUed AMerman, who met Tar- tim e in 13 starts, m ade a gam e F. Pts. score o f 184, follow ed by senior . . . "Blomberg, without question, has seven; lacrosse, six, and three each in at Lexington, Ky., last fafi. kenton at the aiii>ort Friday 3 6 enjoys playing basketball, but her future with the Windham Totals 2 16 Livengood 48-484839—180 barrier in pole vault competition at last night’s Millrose Games. (AP photo) of it for one half, trailing . ______with 18. Bob Kieman was high Tern 2 0 4 Brindamour wei;e the only Tribe;, Jack MlCklaus was four The 27-year-old Murakami, through an interpreter after Dresle 0 0 0 winners. Pastel Winning two, for the losers with six. Duel 0 0 0 shots off the pa(%. B illy bidding to become the first Oil- pausing to make a pcdlte bow Following Two No^Hit Games 0 events. , avw •m m- I Singleton Would Like Honor LaFontalne 0 0 Gasper ental ever to win m the Amerl- and smile ' to the che< Japanese Olympic Runnies STANDINGS was back in the is the poorest he seen actively idslt the small black Totals 22 9 63 RESULTS: , irS Mat Squad W. L. ( middle of the pack. can pro circuit, chipped to four crcUvd that surged around since he’s been m the busi- schools," Brandt says. "Re- 200 m edley relay — K ln g h ^ , little Japanese golfer, feet away and made a birdie on on the coed and sunny Torrey Of Leading Mets in Homers Boland 6 1 1 Coventry , (72) ness. member, we got Jethro Pugh Stengel Used Psychology Audibert, Rovero, Osteimaiin, playing in only Ms secemd toOrt Ms final bole in the second pines Golf Club, S lim Figure-Skating T y p e C ycle Shop 6 1 1 Locke (P ) 1:56.9 Cops T h ir d Gil Brandt, now a club vice (defensive tackle) and Rayfield By FRANK ECM been high on Singleton. They Auto Parts 4 3 Treschuk nament in the UMted States, round, posted a 09 and was tied crampton, a curly-haired vet- president, has thorougMy stud- Wright (All-Pro offensive LeDoyt 200 free — M iner (P ), W lgglh) wos undaunted h y the great at seven-under-por 187 with ^ the Amerl- AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor made him their No. 1 draft Y 4 4 T o ^Upset’ Vander M eer Green (M), CarlsOn (M), 2:09.9 led the detailed reports (MC Dal- tackle) in toe draft. Pug;h was names of American goU as he young Hale Irwin and Austral- tour pitched In from 20 M en Preferred Over Others ®**®*®® year® a g o and N assiff 4 4 by FRANK EGK secutlve innings of httless ball Harse 60 free — Blssenetto ( P ) ,‘ W in in Row las’ computerized draft system a lOto round choice and Wright Ken Singleton led the New brought him along slowly In the Toomey chairred into a share of toe lead Ian Bruce Oampton. ^ the Elks 3 4 AP ' Newsfeature Sports Eldltor stUl is a major league record. Gankocakle and come to the conclusion: seventh round. Last year Yosk Mets In bases on balls /nt-m system, Haske (P), Bartlett (M), 24.6 ’ SAPPORO, Japan (AlP) — office personnel at to© Olympic Paganl 3 4 One of Johnny Vander Meer’s And, now, almost 34 years lat- ■______' >___ 18th hole for a 66 and Ma share E^chester High’s wrestling "R’s the leanest year I’ve ever Grambllng had two players go last season, and now he lu>pes .jjg made stops at Winter Totals 29 14 72 160 Ind. medley — Pastel team rolled to its Uiird consecu- K e 1 k o Okudalra giggled, ViUage, press center and vari- Wyman 3 4 best 1 stories involves Casey Ste- er, Johnny is making the Sten- Portland (62) (M), Nlriiiyama (M) Coleman of toe top spot. seen." in the first lound. It’s not our to lead them In home runs next jHfa.ven, Fla., Ralelgh-Durham B. F. Pts. blushed and said it takes a tail, ous venues. VFW 3 4 ngel,> when that master base- gel episode his favorite story (P ) 2:19)8 Brandt says “I hope we can private preserve anymore al- dark and handsome man to For most of them it is a season. In the’ Carolina League, Visalia Degarl Slalom diildren’s Ski Races university of defeating P latt Hig;h. T h e T ribe Grom an’s 0 7 ball ' psychologist was managing on ths winter banquet traH. Lynch diving — Larkin (P), Hadge' Colorado football player and 6-8 (iveraU rec- 8(«t Just one player out of the though we did get Is ^ catch the eye of toe Japanese great adventure—exposure to Singleton is the popular 8 'n the California League, Mem- Anderson now 8ports a foot-4 Mount Venum, N.Y., the Boston Braves in 1988, the Vander Meer, a native of Swanson (M ), Davis (P ) 181.96 draft Thesday to help us. There from Blsh^ College, last girl. toe world's most glamorous fjiis in the Texas League and INTERMEDIATE Salinsky switch hitter who in the final LEAGUE year : Vandy gained lasting Prospect Park, N.J., and now 100 butterfly — Brindamour. S la te d at Northview A re a Crampton’s playing partner. He is 81 in toe (XTL. aren’t any lead pipe cinches year. However, we had to take ° niost at us prefer toe snow and ice competitors—but Jacksonville and Tidewater, Mini's Marauders handed the Kennedy Shea Stadium game.- o f the sea­ fame by pitching succe(»alve no- a Tampa, Fla., resident, is the Ellsworth (M), Ronero (P), Demers (M), put------MTsecoidshot------in” a “trap "*"••• cn B elcher won hla second stralriit Uke . . . not many him in toe second round.” figure-skating type—not promiscuity among them Is Va.,' In the International Ye Old MD’s their fifth loss, hit gaunes. military base sales manager in son blasted two home runs off 1:01.9 A special slalom children’s register in person, or by mall, toe 18to, blaMed out to four feet . ^9^ Wue cMp j^ayers." Brandt was asked toe reason ^ w bobrietiders,’’ she said to be virtually non-exls- League. 62-38. Glen C ooper popped in Vander Meer, a sophomore the southeast from North Caro- Totals 22 18 62 (Cardinal right hander Daryl It was at Tidewater in 1970 100 b.9ck — 'Pastel (M), King- ski race wMl be sponsored by ®t the Elanchester State Bank, away and^made the birdie putt “**^?*“ Rich Roman led toe “P'®*' ®*®™Pl®> **1®*® t**® P®®*" quality of the col- added. tent- Pottersem. In 27 innings 'with 15 points while Biff Grimes col­ southpaw that year with the llna to louisiana for a brewer. Glastonbniy (70) ham (P), Coleman (P), 1:16 to remain In a tie. . .. regleter- ®” ® quarterbacks last year lege players now graduating. “aean cut, not much hair, no "You must remember these that the Mets knew Singleton lected 12 fo r the wrlnnera. M D’s Cincinnati. Reds, had no-hlt After ireturning from Los An- B, F. Pts. toe Etonctoester State Bank and 10*1 St., or toe Rec Of- St. Louis, Patterson gave up was ready for the big leagues. (Jooney 9 6 24 Plays Tonight 100 free — Bissennette (P ), tiie Town of Elanchester Rec- H®*> H® Oedar St. "After Bruce made, that cMp, w ^ere cinches,” Brandt ex- "Well, I believe the 1.6 grade mustaches and beards,’’ said girls are from toe best fami- Arnie Paganl and Tom Hite had Stengel’s Braves in Cincinnati geles early In January he met Lewis 2 0 4 Hehraann (P ), VlTggln (M ), (HA' only one other homer. He was only 23 then and was Brown 7 4 18 reStlon Department on -Satur- ' ~ . I just had toi get up and down,"down,’ ______i ______plains. "We think toe only blue point rule Is catching up with Misako Date, 21, who can speak lies,” said Marilyn Barber, an 12 and nine points. on June 11, 1938, beating them L os Angeles D odger shome run every 13 Luchs 5 2 12 Jim Reynolds, former day, Feb. 19, at 9 a.m. at the said Irvrin. He had a second- - eWP* tW® y®ar are Walt Pa- some of toe kids,’’ Brandt says, articulately in six languages. English teacher from San Fran- Singleton, who turns 26 next , The undefeated Spiders edged 3-0 in a day game. Four days Llberatore in Philadelphia and Kogel 0 0 0 son (M), Stewart (P), 4:47.1 ' .' round 68. scoti wiggm Morea an impres- Notre Dame defensive "There Is a lot of good raw ma- "Dark like the Italians and ciac® serving as an interpreter trips to the plate. In 64 games Shemp Howards In the secemd later, in Brooklyn’s first night together they made appear- Sweetland 4 0 8 East Catholic High Nocthview sU area. June, 13 homers for the season. Stelmach 0 0 0 100 breast — Audibert' (F*),' Dale Douglass and Homero *^“®’ F*®"®**, not blond like toe Scan- in Oljroplc headquartera he had 17 homers and was bat­ gam e, 49-46. J(An Kildlsh led {(ame, Vander Meer beat the ances In Harrisburg, Laitcaster Scola 2 0 4 eager, will be with 'Xhe races will be open to all That’s not many but it was a ting .388 when the M ets brought Ostermahn (P), Pina (M), AA running back, John Reaves, lege. The Vietnam draft took dlnavians,” said Kelko AW- “They have had a very strict good number in view of Single­ the Spider attack wrlth 22 points Dodgers 80, to get his double and Erie, Totals Stonehill College to­ 1:12.3 il. children age six to 14. B oys wlB Florida quarterback, and Vfil- some Mds. ,-And there is not as yama, 21, who has toe Uggert family , upbringing. I room with him up. » 12 70 one stroke back at 188. Gene 7.1 personal records. ton’s light field activity. He followed by Steve Samlotls with no-hitter.’ But Johnny Vander Meer’s BockvIUe (69) night a^inst Central ' 400 free relay — Botes, race against boys, girls against Uam Buchanan, San Diego great an interest In football cn and moM expressive brown two Japanese inteipreters. I Ken played In 69 games with 12. Shemps’ E ric Stafford pop­ "My next start was In Bos- big trip north was to irfek up a B. F. Pts. girts. The children will race in AND Littler, the first-round leader went to bat only .298 .times in Powers 9 4 22 Connecticut in New fazzo, Neckey, 'Johns, who ^cped to a 78 veteran ^®t®6ted gtate defensive j)ack." toe college level among toe eyes in all of Japan. fMd toe Japanese girls more the Mets during the last half, ped in 16 and Scott Leone can­ ton,” says Vander Meer who new award at the New York Wells 2 tl^ f(dlowlhg age group: 6 to 8 116 gam es. 2 6 Britain, 4:32.2 ______. . __*Platt, 26-8. Brandt asays a v a ththe e fVra Cowboys still young people as there was sayHie two Kelkos and Misako naive than toeAmericans or hit fiv e hom ers and batted .263. ned 10. was 23 then and pltcdUng with chapter dinner of the Baseball Krajewski 11 6 28 yeara-old, 8to-10 years (dd, .11 Paul Harney and Labron Har- Beaulto: 1 Fourteen homers each by Ed H e hit only .246 last year but Hoermann 1 1 3 may come up with a surprise in 10 years ago. Plus, there are are part of toe 600-member host- Europeans. Most of them are STANDINGS three days rest. "Ckisey Stengel Writers Association, Putz 4 2 10 to 12 years-old and IS to 14 RADK ris follow ed at 189. lOO—Belcher (M) Kranepool, Tommy Agee and slugged .393. Koyan dec, Scala draft but not on the older not as many Wds on s.' The Eliss Barber confirmed that Singleton at the mention of O’Brien 6 2 12 all-time scoring and reboimd- the Hawics’ all-time scoring list Una; Niagara vs. St. Bon- and Trevino, still plagued with Y o rl^ (M) They are the "Olympic bun °"’ Warriors 2 6 fourth Inning, Casey decided he of an Inning. PInell 1 2 4 fastest time of toe day wlU re­ pinned the American Mpple type, with home runs. Vasques- 0 0 0 Ing courtmen will return to the with 673 points; Stan Piorkow- aventure putting troubles, just got under Radzevich Scores Cougars 0 8 would coach at first base. ------ceive the qieclal Elanchester They move about this tea- h®ard and shaggy mane, might "Those five weeks I spent Morfarty 1 0 2 University tonight at 6 in the ski. No. 18 on the list with 66ft 1:00 (8) Outdoors toe wire for the final two with Ralph Kiner at St. Peters- “ Stengel timed his departure Kaeser 0 0 0 State Bank Cup Trophy. 184-rWlggin (M) pinned Rl- tooned ■winter ■wonderland like rU^ and other recent made me feel more compact." ski race which drew 60 entriea Itoblnson 4 0 8 a special alalom with open' and 6:80 (8) Wide World of Sports an of toe F m East circuit, now steps, bW, smile and say, lyw®od kind. Ing across the field on the' way Coast Guard Academy out- Rufini lege Warriors. graduates. The Mets have been looking A representative of the Sport Big Rick Marshall pumped in 7 8 17 clos^ gates. Older children wlU SUNDAY a swing of some 80 stcps./lfe 167—Lawrence (M) dec. Balz “please," “so sorry" and to first base. sccred Trininity College 16-6 Avens 8 0 6 (Jary Palladlno, who complied - Also, making his fin[t c(dtege (P ) 4-2 for a home run hitter but Gen. Mart Ski Shop in Venum wiiere 19 points while grabbing 16 re­ Struff • 0 0 race (he fu ll course, vriiUe 2:00 (8) NHL: North Stars vs. was brought to this country Just "thank you.” Cubs Sign Pair "When he got near the early 1" th® second half ETlday 0 an all-dme scoring record, of hardwood start slnCe liftl wUl 169—S m ith ' (P ) dec. Burnett Mgr. Bob Schefflng refused to he is employed, Radzevich bounds to lead the high flying younger cMldren wUl be start­ Racers a couple of weeks arelief pitcher Clint would notice he was talking, fourth win of the season against Hawk scoring records, will join IJ^utford; Mike Liynoh of New (P ) :56 ___ ^ Orlando Cepeda, Richie Allen ed for Sport Mart the title cf Jones also played well for the ' fnm beginners to advanced on turing firm, “ to gain some ex- age from 18 to 23, few much (jomptoiv have signed 1972 con- “ ’John,’ C asey said, ‘we ore ® defeats, 67-61. CHICAGO (AP) — The Chi­ Ken Gwozdz, UofH all-time re-. Britain; with probable starters Uni.—Bowen V.^(M) pinned and Ron Santo were being men­ ‘fastest ski shop In Southeni Sonlcs with Dave Romano (8) ' (qppcortunlty to racS VANCOUVBR, B. C.—George perience." more them five feet tall, person- tracts, the Chicago Chibs an- and Chris Everett (6) leading not trying to beat you; we’re Leading 81-26' at the half the cago White Sox have signed Joe bound king with 1,028 career' in Jerry D’Apice of West Hart­ Khapp (P ) :31 tioned M likely sluggers to give New England’. A (qMCtal iU oUMc for all chuvalo, 220, TVrento, stopped He qualified for last week’s able, demure and almost In- nounced EYlday. the loisers. just trying to get a base bit.' Cadets led by junior guard Bob Sparks to manage their Knox- rebounds from 1966 through 1969 ford sjid, if available, Tom’Dris­ the Mets more power to chal­ Radzevich Is an outstanding raoen will be presented by chariie Chase, 194?4, Montreal, Dean Etartln-Tucson Open, fln- dlstlngulEfiable In their tall fur _ ' STANDINGS "He got me to thinking about Petko, stretched its.lead to 47- rille afftUate in the Southern while holding five rebounding coll of New Britain—both fomi, lenge Plttsbuigh and St. Louis. athlete. He starred as a line­ Harrington on Monday, Feb; 14 heavies. Chuvalo retains Ca- Ished 43nd and won $480. He hats, black pants suits and SoitbalJ loum ey T eam W L the hiUess string. I got the first 82 and survived a late rally to League. marks and three sOorlng records'- er UH HUlyer College cagers— Laot Night^B Fights The Mets just couldn’t make backer with the UConn footbcill st T p,m. at the Elanchester nadlan heavyweight title. Clyde also wUl play In next week’s snow-white fur-collared coats. CJHATTANCXXJA, Tenn- (AP) Dunkers 4 2 two men in the fourth but deal the Bantams their 7th loss Sparks, 81, m anaged Dtiluth- ns second «U-tlme scorer wlth-^. a founding school cf UofH. a trade for any of those slug­ team during the 197871 seasotL State Bank. SYee hot (toooolate, Qray, Toronto, knocked out Hawaiian Open—the last Amer- EOLAN, Italy—Antonio Pud- Fifty of toe nwre mature —The Amateur Softball Associ- Clunkers 4 2 the third batter. Deb Garms, ip 9 decisions. Petko scored 26 Superior to a title in 1970 In the 1,264 points, to lead the colorfu l D'Aplce scored over 1,000 career gers. "We would have to give Back-up man for Sport Mart, pdfee and donuts will 'be Connie States, Windsor, NX3., 4, lean event for wMch he Is ell- du, Italy, outpointed Jean hostesses serve aairompani(xis atlon has awarded toe 1973 Na- Sonlcs 8 3 singled and that ended the points, the team-high, Northern League and last sea­ Hawks’ alumni quintet. points and DriscolJ hit (or i,em up too much," says Schefflng. R ichard Johndtx3w, p 1 a. c e d provided at the ski area for welters. Weights tmavollable. glble this yeai^befcre return- Pierre LeJaoune, France, 16, for the Olympic officials and tlonal Women’s Slowpltch Soft- Jum pers 8 8 string. Casey had psyched me.’’ fioptomore Ron Duckett was son managed Appleton to the The alunml quintet will also points during four years to {day Ever since hla fteshman days fourth in the ski sh(>p compet­ racers and fans by the bank. Gray retains Ctuiadlan wel- Ing to the Far East to compete lightweights, Puddu retains Eu- thelr famiUes, toe other 680 ball Tournament to Chat- ETyers 8 8 The (act that Vander Meer top scorer for the losers with Northern Division champion­ have former hudwood standouts for the "old guard" Hawks of at HolBtra University at Hemp­ ition and won bronze medal AU children racing may terwelght title. in ti)e Okinawa (}pen. ropean title. KEIKO AKIYABCA KBIKO OiEDDAlltA performing as Interpreters and tanooga. stead, N.Y., the Mets have honors. ^ Shots 1 6 pitched 21 and two-thirds coo- 17, ship of the Midwest league. in Ted Kwash (former Hartford Hudson 8t., Hartford.

41 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, J/^HJARY 29, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN Lightning Fails to Strike Twice As Celts Top Knicks in Overtime get the job done

locked up the Warriors’ 14th "In the overtime. New York halftime lead and widened the lation tim e in a 109-109 tie,, BOSTON (AP) — For a victory in 15 games alter they doubled up on HayUcek and Jo m argin to 75-56 in the third pe­ while the Boston Celtics scored seven of his M points in- had squandered a 16-polnt sec- Jo was our op^on man. ’Ihey riod belbre the Knicks bottled overtime. He hit on two 25-foot m were wonder|ins: whether ond-bsdf lead. gave him the outside shot and back. Monroe led tiie New York shots as Boston broke out of a Business Services 13 Help Wonted-Male 36 lightning would strike he hit on it." comeback, scoring 18 points in 114-114 deadlock. ’The loss was the seventh In a twice within four days, but row for the TraU Blazers, led CLASSIFIED ADVER'nSiNG DEPT. HOURS White, who blocked a last the fourth period before White Balanced scoring, headed by MILLAR. Tree Service — prun­ by rookie Sidney Wicks’ 26 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. MAINTENANCE Order Your ,_Jo Jo White and Dave C3ow- second shot by Earl Monroe in tied the count 109-109 with 14 Gall Goodrich’s 28 points and ing, cabling, topping removal, points and 26 rebounds. ens took command. the fourth period, ending regu­ seconds left. Jerry West’s 27, plus soUd re­ feeding. B’ree eatimates, fully MACHINISTS The C eltics, who blew an 11- lation tim e in a 109-109 tie, Hie Celtics play the Pistons bounding by WUt Chamberlain Chicago wrapped up Its COPY CLOSING-TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV*T. taaured. 683-6846 o r 068-4716. BERRY'S WORLR FOR “Happy point fourth period lead In los­ scored seven of his 26 points In in Detroit tonight and then fly and Happy Hairston keyed the triumph over Phoenix with a FULLER BRUSH ing at New York ’Tuesday home for an afternoon game 81-18 second-period advantage. 4(80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION I TRUST you, so why not trust overtime. He hit on two 25-foot comeback as Los Angeles held Lee’s Maintenance Service to Immediate openings for first night, squandered a 19-point ad­ shots as 'Beston broke out of a with the PiiUadelidiia 76ers the rockets to 41 secmid-half Bob Love paced the Bulls with Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4i80 p.m. Friday Thought” vantage but ralUed fo r a 122-116 Sunday at the Garden. 88 points. keep those carpets, floors and claiss maintenamce machin­ 114-114 deadlock. points. Houston’s Elvln Hayes windows sanitary clean. Of­ ists to set-up, repair amd overtime victory over the Elsewhere, Los Angeles Hot-shooting Baltimore reeled Cowens scored only 18 points, led sU scorers with 88 join ts. PLEASE READ YOUR AD fices reasonable rates. Call overhaul various types of Knicks before 15,316 fans Bhl- topped Houston 118-105, MU- off 10 straight points In the late Today! Including four In overtime, but Oscar Robertson and Luclua on3rtlme 1-749-6782. apeciail machinery. Ideal ' day night at Boston Garden. - waukee downed (Philadelphia going to clinch Ifa victory over Olaaeilied or *^ant Ads” are taken over tiie phone ae a iSMILE TODAY i grabbed 23 rebounds. He naUed 127-118, Golden Btate edged Allen sparked a 9-2 surge that eplfances. work, need leaid guitarist, pi- defeat by outscoring the Braves And so were John HavUcek and had 18 apiece. second shot by Eari Monree in was Joe Ellis’ two free throws Automobiles For Sole 4 Burning baurels delivered. $4. amo player, drum m er amd al­ 88-9 at the foul line. Happy Birthday College Baskethall Roundup Don Nelson. H ie CelUcs charged to 67-51 the fourth period, ending regu­ in the fin a l 25 seconds that 644-1776. to sax. (fall Dick after 5:30 Happy Birthday 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, 2-door p.m . 649-1668. HERALD sedam, four-speed, ratilo, vdilte- STEVE KIMBALL SPORTS waill tires. Low mlleaige. Excel­ SNOW PLOWING — Driveways WANTED —mam to work In cur DEAR BERTHA BORST BOX LEH ER S lent. $1,600. 649-3843. only. (faU 649-9617. mill. Apply Davla A Braulford •from UCLA Rates No. 1 Lum ber C o., 200 I^ollamd St., AUSTIN-HEIALY Sprite, 1962 Michele, Deb and Lynn ABA All-Star Attraction F or Y our Baist Ifartford. from convertible. G ood running cam- Household Services 13-A RESULTS Infoimation dltion. $225. Phone 649-2618. TWO hamdirmen wauit a vaurlety The After Latest Win IH E HERALD wlU not MANAGER Happy B asketbaU of Jobs. We also do paper Strickland-Borst Girls disclose the identity of Wamted for boy’s department. 52nd Anniversary NEW YORK (AP)—Is the nation’s No. 1 college bas­ NBA amy aidvertiser using box 1961 BUICK, excellent m otor, hamgtag, painting amd cellin g Aw>ly: ketball team really better than No. 2, as the poll says ? Kaatem Conference ^Welcome Break in War^ letters. Readers answer­ good condlUon, $160. 643-9664. w ork. 643-3305. Atlantio Division MOM & POP RUFINI Happy Anniversary Ask Loyola of Chicago basketball Coach George Ire­ ing blind box auls who I 1971 ky NEA, Iw.' Youth Centre W. I h Pet. O.B. t,OTIIS?VILLE Kv (AP) “It’s great to play in a game scoring 28 points per game. Daniels, whom Anderson said desire to protect their OPEL GT, 1989, amd snowm o- RBW EAVING o f burns, moth- Love, HONEY . land. He gets a chance to see both in two nights. Boston 35 18 .660 — identity con follow this bile. Both in excellent cemdi- holes, zippers repaiired. Win­ Mamchester Parkade “I think UCLA Is No. 1—and ______TiT-j a like this." savs Daniels who “H’U experience." mis^t play alongside Beaty to Prom Us All 'numks for two good yeatra New Y oiit 29 21 .580 4% — ^Mei Daniels says it s a J „ ’ GUmorO' Wiu share starting com bat Ctilrntme’s height ad- p roced u re; tion. ’Take over pairmeiits. (fall dow shaides made to measure, "Imagine what could be done if we met with other so dops everybody else," Ire­ Philadelphia 22 80 .428 12^4 “ welcome brefdc in the center duties with forwards Dan Issel vantage, wlU be Joined by West ^ y 872-6942. all size Venetiam blinds. Keys school boards and could harness all of the energy I Love You, land said Friday night after the Enclose your reply to B uffalo 18 85 .271 19% w a r ” h ilt Artis Gilmore Zelmo Beaty for the of Kentucky and Rick Barry of backup men Wlbert Jones of made while you wailt. Tape expended on the ‘hair issue'!" Happy Birthday Bruins crushed L oyola 92-64. " I the box in am envelope — 1967 CHEVY, good running con­ recorders for rent. Marlow’s, PLUMBER Journeymam. (fall Cliff Seal Rookie Central Division I fifth onnnal Western squad. “But it’s raaUy New Yoric, botii carrying 81- Memphis, WendeU Ladner of O a .JI don’t think they ever make a address to the Classified dition, $650. Inquire 649 2528 867 M ata St., 649-6221. - atiter 6 p .m ., 644-1317. Baltim ore 24 26 .480 — says tonight S fifth annual ^ ^ relaxed break from point scoring averages, and Cantina, and Art Becker of h a c t if i ie k DAD m istake." Manager, Manchester aifter 6 p.m . Happy Birthday Gains F irst Atlanta 20 32 .385 5 American Basketball Asso- the grind of the regular Season, guards BIB Mblchlonnl and Denver at forwards, and Don- Evening Herald, together WASHING machine repaurs, JANITORS — Part-time, morn­ Love, As for seccHid-ranked Mar­ with a memo listing the quette, well, Ireland will have Clevefand 16 34 .382 8 elation All-Star game is “a it’s a break in the war." Charies Scott, the latter the nie. Freeman and Steve Jones .nyg y, carnival week at Hun- 1969 EGRD Squire staition RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, ings amd evenings. Manches­ BRIAN Cincinnati 15 85 .800 9 compamics you do NOT Scott, Jodi, Todd to reserve his opinion. challenge, a chance to show Gilmore, who’ll start at oen- league’s top scorer with a S6- of Dallas and Freddie i«w is of ter Mountain, and things are go- wagon, radio, automatic trans- Mairtaig. Reaisonable rates. Hearing and Plumbing 17 Business Opportunlly 28 ter, Eaist H artford area. 648- WESTEBN CONFEBENCE wamt to see your letter. an(j Smokey "No comment," he says, "we Ice Shutout what you can do.” ter for the high-powered Bast, point average. Indiana at gua^. ing at a great clip. This will missimi, power steering, power 566(1 3 to 6 p.m. only. Love, Midwest Division Your letter irill be de­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and GET YOUR money back quick play Marquette tonight." Daniels, a 6-9 veteran from says the duel he and fellow Utah Coach LaDeU Anderson Blast Coach Joe MuUaney iM include a twonlay visit by Jeon- stroyed if the advertiser ' bralkes, adr-conditioned. A Pudge xrrv A>o iiMh OAKLAND (A P ) — R o (* le M ilwaukee 42 11 .702 — Tndiana, and Gllmo$e, 7-2 rookie center Jim McDaniels of wlU counter with three of his Kentucky will have n a t r w fan- Claude lOlly ’The Professional luxury ca r. $2,196. A fter 5 TSiiSe“ ^ ’xt to Itop Md Bathroom remodel- In an up-to^ate, eaay-tawTper- is one you’ve mentioned. tag and repadrs. E’ree esti- ate amd own restaurant in MACHINISTS Happy Birthday o v e ^ t t o aSS “ P 4% rookie from Kentucky, figure to Carolina wlH have with Daniels own team’s starters—Beaty, wards Julius Erving of V u g i^ giy Racers will be there to close If not It will be handled p .m ., 649-1861. Shop. 643-4913, 647-1719. M o rtutout o f the season Phoenix 30 28 .666 12 be key men in the nationally and Beaty “^could prove Just forward WUlle Wise, and guard and John Brisker of Pltuourgh the festivities Top pro skiers m ates. C all 616-8808. Manchester. Also very profit- „ ...... In the usual mamner. able business Investment prop- ****”* shifts, UNCLE BILL Happy Birthday H ^ California Golden Seels Detroit 18 33 .353 televised contest, the fifth in a how good we roaUy are." Glen Combs—along with In- and guards GeoigeThompoon f^g^ ^11 over the woiid will he CHEVROLET 1967 Caprice. Ex- GOVE’S Pfadt Service — appU- rujATOTHj ----- • Jig Borer dtmWehe^j^ at < ^ o ^ ■ cellent condition. Four - door amce ance repairs,renaira. sawsaawa aharnened.sharpened, t^RANTS Plumbing Service erty, terms. We have buy­ GRANDPA Paelflo Dlvlalon series that stands at 2-all. "It’s a challenge playing diana forward Roger Brown of Plttohuif^, Warren Jaball looking for a piece of ihe $20,- E’ree estimates, plus quadity • Bridg;eport hardtop, vinyl roof, adl pow er. lawn mowers sharpened aud ers for profitable business. Love, 34) In the only NaHonal Los Angeles 43 7 Tlpoff Is scheduled for 8:80 against guys like these," said and Denver guard Ralph Simp- and Mack Calvin of the Blori^ 000 in prise money in the Profes- w ork. 648-6341. • Lathe 32 20 $1,296. 742-8243. repadred, e tc. (fa ll 646-6020. Investment, amd manufactur- _ . . , . Your Godson, Scott Love, In other games involvii« the Hockey ' League action Friday Ooldon St , p.m . B3ST in Louisville’s Free- the towering rooklA, \riio leads son, the West’s leading scorer fans, and Louie Dampler ~* sional Sid CBassic. Lost and Found 1 tag^ properties. Call A cm e 649- E xperienced required Seattle 31 22 dom Hall. the ABA in rebounding and is with a 80-point average. Kentucky. Co-sponsors are Hunter Moun­ Connie, Edith, and nation 8 ranked teams. No. 4 ^ FOUND - White cat with red CAR? Credit very bad? 2860 in strict confidence. Long Beach State edged San “I’”» making more money Houston 10 34 tain SU Bowl and Hunter High­ LE-MI CORP. The Girls collar, Mamdiester Hospital Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Building Contracting 14 Jose State 73-72 and No. 12 *rom shutouts than from my Portland 12 42 lands. Hunter’s own racing team 1 lUtchell Dr., Mamchester Happy Birthday areau 688-1921. est Douglas amcepts lowest Dressmaking 19 Southwestern Louisiana was up- regulw salary,” quipped Me- Friday’s BesaMs Saw How Other ifalf Lived winner, HaraM Stuefer and Kurt down, smaillest payment, amy- CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- Private Instruerions 32 643-2382 Happy Birthday Baltim ore 132, CIncinnail 124 set 96-88 by Lps Angeles State, loche afterward. He gets $800 Olympic Trip Reicber arlU go against some of LOST —Butterscotch colored where.Not small tow finance modeling additions, roofing. LjpiES’ dresses, ^its wed- ______GILL Boston 122, New Y ork 116, Qie best pros in the worid. High - scoring Oral Roberta each goose-egg dealt out. cat, orange amd vdiito, vicin i­ company plan. Douglas Motors Call David Patrla, South Wnd- ding gowns and veils, all cus- Y ^ jxerclses f^ fln r ^ Mechanics flat rates, EVIE AN D BOB overtim e Stove Wttiuiwakl, hailed Spider Sabalch, Billy Kidd, and tom maide. Some alterations, amd toning your body, diet fashioned a 100-104 victory over His big save came in the sec- ty Pamker to East Center St. 346 M ato. *>«•. 644-1796. four-day, 40-hour week, com­ Love, Atlanta 182, D etroit 106 for his 46 years of service as Egon Zlmmermann and many p rices. 649-1183. and nutrition. Instructions by Loulsiana Tech, the Nation’s end period when the Seals were Daniels’ Eye Opened R easonable pany benefits and excellent from Milwaukee 127, 'Philadelphia trainer et Wesleyan Unlyer- CaU 649-0022. 1966 PONTIAC TEMPEST, CARPENTRY, remodeling and Korean teausher. D ay amd eve­ Elaine and Stephen No. 2 coUege division team; changing defensemen and To- others. working conditions to modern sity afiiletlo teams last concrete w ork. O ver 20 yearns ------ning clasaies. Itaone Hie Work­ Marilyn and Lenny 118 Waterville VaUey will be the LOST—C a lico ca t w earing cleaur waigon, excellent condition. faciUtles. Excellent opportuni­ North Carolina Stale smashed ronto goalie Jacques Plante Seattle 104, B uffalo 03 night on the Wesleyan cam­ eicperlence. Free i estimaites. MOViUg ”■ shop, 646S828. Lehigh 97-64; Texas Bl-Paso de- cleared a shot all the way from slto this weekend for the sixth flea collar. Vicinity White St. New brakes, shocks, good rub­ ty for good eicperlenced men. Welcome Home Chicago 116, Phoenix 102 pus, was presented with two annual Corcoran Cup Race. S»- feated Arizona 68-50 and New the' Leafs’ zone to Darryl Sutler On Visit to Vietnam Children heartbroken, (fa ll 646- ber, low m ileage. $576. 646- CaU 644-2427. ______TrucMiig - Storage 20 Contact Ed Weaver, Service Happy Birthday Golldra State 106, Portland ttekeis fo r flie 1978 Summer .lected Class A and top Juniors Mexico stunned Arizona State who had only clear ice between 3094. 7642. mamaiger, at Scramton Motors, GRANDMA LORI ABA Olympic Games in Mnnleli, from all over the qountry will JACQUES of all trades, cairpen- m ANCHEISTER — DeUvery - Help Wonted-Female 35 71-63 in other actlmi. him and the California goal. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—“I saw people sleeping all PABKADE DU8TY-Jke MOU- try, additions, paneling, re­ Route 83, Vernon, Conn., 872' East Division Germ any. participate in the slalom and LOST: P ass B ook No. 26-011140- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN sedan with UCZ.A Coach John Wooden, Melocdie dashed from the net night in the streets and aUeys, aiid eating garbage, and e r 207-566, T ed BidweU 30T-ST$, modeling, generad repadrs. No Arnuern™ p™iu«. 9145. Love, from W. L. Pet. O.B. The presentation climaxed giant slalom and It will be an ' 8, Savings D ep a rtm «it o f the sun roof. $660. Phone 1-429- always the perfectloalst, was and rolled into Slttler’s feet, I wondered, ‘Why am I in the position I am and they in _____Burt Stratton_ 201, Tom Atamfan Job too big or smadl. Reaison- eral office worit, typing essen- ____ Butch, Mike and Todd ’’Steve Wlikowskl Day” in onpcrtunlty to Improve thetri Connecticut Bank A Trust 7297. and stove moving, specialty. polisher for Mom, Dad, Mike, unhai^y despite the Bnilns’ knocking him down before he Kentucky 40 12 .769 — the position they are?” said Mel Daniels, Indiana’s All- 28fi20MtoT Floyd ’Totten 201, able, free estim ates, 742-6612. tiad. Elve-day week, 8 a.m. to EIXPERIENCEID 31 22 .685 B% Middletown with more tiian FIS point standings. Saturdayj (fampany. Aprticatlan made —^------Folding chairs for rent. 649- on aircraft 160th victory in the last 166 could make the riiot. Virginia Star center. Ralph Di*ett 220. Crawford 1971 PONTIAC ------_ , _ 5 p.m. All benefits. East Hart- finished work Scott, Cathy & Bobby 26 28 .481 15 460 friends o f the honored at 10 a.m. the slalom wiU bei for)w?ment. 1»T1 PONTIAC Ventura H, " 0762. blades amd vanes. A i^ ly bC' games. “Hiere was a spell there In New York Daniels, the most valuable pounder has a vivid recollection Alien 221, Mike Lettieri 238-566, door coupe, automatic trans- ford location, 289-2736. Happy 18th Birthday 21 32 .396 19^ guest on hand. run on the (True Grit slope.' tween 1 p.m. amd 4:30 p.m. at "I was not St aU pleased with ttte second period when they Floridians player in last season’s Ameri- cf his trip to Southeast Asia, a Don Ostberg 206, Bob (Nlver "LOST — Savings Passbook missi(xi, power steering, radio, Remodeling, repadring, addi------BRIAN Good Luck 20 32 .885 Blanobester Wesleyan men Length of course Is 2,200 faet WOMAN wanted to manage Red-Lee Metad Finishtag Co., our performance,” said Wood-, were really going at us," said Pittsburgh can Baricetball Association All- tour he took with Ira Haige of 209, Mike Meslkmls 201, Ed ^ ______No. 19969 H artford National economy 6 engine, 4,000 miles, tlons, rec rooms, porches amd Pointing — Poporing 21 WAYNE AND PAUL 19 33 .865 preeent Inolnded Dom Sqna- with a vertical dr«g> of 850 feet, roof'ng. No Job too smadl. (faU ~ home, Uvtag quairters avadl- Inc., 80 Sheldon Rd., Manches­ en. "I was disappoliited with S e^ coodi Vic Stasluk. "But Carolina Star gam e, w ill play tcniglti fo r Utah and Gene U tile s o f Caro- Y ouifcas 208-966, Clem (Juey 212- " "gates ttvo runs* tor Bamk amd Trust C o. F irst Man­ $2,300. A lso 1970 F ord M ave­ Love, Mom, Dad, West Division trlto, Jimmy OXeary, Herb 50 649-8144. CEILINO speciadlst — expert able. CaU 646-8390. ter. our rebounding. We had been he (Mriocfae) Mnd of dis- the fifth time for the Western uno. It was iqxinsoreh by the 204-579, Conrad SuUivan 210, BUI men and women. Sunday the GS chester Office. Application rick 2-door, good condition, Our loss is the 35 18 .660 Phelon, Tony Allbrlo and workmanship. One ceUtag or Leslie, Jean, Peter, shooting 75 per cent frrnn the couraged them." Utah Division team in the Fifth An- u.S. Defense Depertment. Wallace 227, Howie BMwards 671, ^ tw on Bobby’s Run, named made for paymrot $1,476. Savings Bank o f Man­ FULL-TIME Saleswomam at 81 22 .585 Keven Dwyer, all ex-Wee CARPENTRY AND adl your ceilings repadred and W E' KNOW what we aire looking John, Phyllis & Allan Mariners gain free throw line. But we had less “If It wasn’t for Meloche, Indiana nual ABA Mid-Season Classic. Daniels and the other two Oene Need 661. ^ “ chester, 646-1700. chUdren’s Specialty Shop. Ap­ for. Do you? WUl interv'ew un­ 25 32 .430 lettermen and George Pel- after the late Robert F. Ken­ padnted. Also interior painting Mrs. Kahn than 60 per cent tonight." they might have had three or Dallas But basketboU seemed secon- ABA players visited a hospital __ FOUND — St. Bernard, female BUILDING ply to persMi, Maml-Mads, 691 til we find tile right ambitious, 21 20 .420 letter, reigidiig boailng nedy, length about 8,000 foot, amd w allpapering. (faU 289- The Bruins trailed 2-0 at the four goals. He held them, then Denver dary. when he talked about his and a drug ward, and caUed It brown and vdilto. Call Dog 1988 SAAB station wagon; orig • Repadrs—R em odeling Main Street. career-minded person. Attrac­ 22 81 .415 champ here, was another FOUND — Mongrel, black, 1969 FORD, half ton, 4-epeed, WES ROBBINS carpentry re- EXPERIENCE3D Bar maid. PLUMBER “ ^ Robbie Mommy and Daddy, ished with 18 peUnts apiece. scored another in the final peri- Lawrence 219, Dan Hutson 201. , N. CONVERSE — Boston 32 7 8 72 "Our hotel room faced an al- been badly shot. I saw a white on chest, made puppy, posi-traction, custom cab. Ex­ modeling speciadlst. Additions, GEORGE Must be dependable. CaU 872- benefits. After Jeffrey and Davia 662, Lou Haliwyn 202, BmU PUtt Pbw der R idge. N o rider w ill bo exterior, padnttag, Rlchard Fuqua had a g;ame od, followed by one from New York 31 8 7 69 ley and we could see aU these from Arizona who had been)een ^...... »— qia.k7« allowed on the ski lift alone, orj cellent condition, (famper cap. roc rooms, dormers, porches, Interior, 8381, ask fo r Skip o r R ay. 5, 646-4523. • (fa ll D og Waurden, 646-4666. paper hanging. Free esti­ high 39 points to lead Oral Rob- Wayne Carleton. M ontreal 26 18 8 60 Edwards Named wom en and chUdren lying c a p to e d by a N orth Vietnam 216-676. without a member of the oppcB-l > $1,800. 875-0600. cabinets, formica, buUt-tas, Happy Birthday Happy Birthday erts. ’Ihe winners lost most of ’Ihe victory put the Seals Torwito 20 19 10 50 dow nstairs We seriously soldier. Ihe soldier had stuck a LOST— Femade German Shep­ bathroom s, kitchens, 649-8446. mates. (fall adter 3 p.m. 643- ito sex. The five minute ride p 1967 CHEVY Van, 108, V8 stan­ PART-TIME, days, Jamitoriad an 18-point lead before holding back in third jilace in the west 21 20 7 49 PIROVO, Utah (A P) Brig- thought cf inviting them to our phosphorous flare in *»(■ rear BliOflCKmiS—Joyce Fontaine herd. Answ ers to narnie Frelda. 2804. PART-TIME WORK GRAM DetrMt affords the sUera an 6pporten- dard, 48,000 mUes, some work, N.J. LAFLAMME —(farpenter w ork, (fa ll 649-5334. AUNTIE EVA off a late comeback by Loul- division, whUe ’Toronto hung on Vanevr. 13 27 6 81 ■ ’IVdIamd, RockvUle vicinity. ity to meet and introduce them- 3 $900. ftaad. P resently in use. contractor. Additions, remod­ J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom Smadl local insurance agen­ siana Tech. to fourth place in the east. Buffalo 10 29 11 31 of trustees named LaVeU Ed- let them In the hotel. , fingers shot off. ------I CaU 875-7487. MANAGEMENT trainee — ^ Lov, Love, selves and this Is fallowed by ^ Could be cam per, (fa ll 875-6444. eling amd repadrs. (faU amy decorating, interior amd ex­ cy, diversified office duties. Tom Burteson scored 22 ’Tonight’s games see Boston D ivision wards as the new head football <*i never saw anything like it In the drug ward he came "COUNTRY CLUB Charlene and Bryan Wes« Orlando Apres rid activltlea In tile baiie tim e fo r free estim ate. 876- terior, papertiamgtag, fully in­ learn the exciting auto wash Galen Scott points and had 15 rebounds to at Philadelphia, Chicago at (Jhicago 32 10 5 69 coach Friday. He reptoes and I never wHl forget It," he across “guys iriio were getting Annum .144-891, Larry Bates 186- IjOST — la mwito old sable md CHEVROLET 10’ paneled Reply Box DD, Mamchester business. Starting hourly rate ‘ lodge that overlooks the ritl'. 1642. sured. For free estimates, caU lead North Carolina State; Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Mon- Minn. 26 16 7 59 Tommy Hudspeth, who resign- continued. “It was real pitiful, oft dope and heroin.’’ 866, Tbm Conran 869, Bert Davis slope. Dancing te available at j Vj; ^ t e fem ale ' truck, Ideal fo r cam per. $260, Herald. according to experience. Later Scott Ehigliah had 16 for Texas treat, Los Angeles at Detroit, for information leading to re- ’ 649-9658. I f no answer 643-6862. Happy Anniversary (faUf. 16 26 10 42 ed last Saturday. <1 don’t want to sound Uke a Daniels also said he was "im- 889, Carroll Maddox 858, Bher no charge to ski ticket holdrie. Phone 646-2971. MASONRY, tow out of season you wUl be promoted to assis­ HAPPY BIRTHDAY Bl-Paso and Mike Faulkner ’Toronto at Vancouver and New St. Louis 17 24 7 41 Edwards, a 10-year assistant good Samaritan or e^nythlng," pressed by how well our boys Porterfield 864, Bund! Tarca Two bus loads of skiers from cov ety . 648-2281 atitor 6. prices, adl types of stone amd NSIDE —outside painting. Spe- HOUSEKEEPER fo r pleaisamt tant mamager of all new Mr. pitched in 22 for New Mexico. Yoilc at Minnesota. m o m a n d d a d MOM m u a . 18 26 6 34 in the BYU football staff, will Daniels added, "but we felt, soi> get along over there. Ihe cam- 862, - Dick Tarca 867, Chortle Tiuwg J r. ^ h went to Mt. Ttom ^ concrete work. Replauster■ ■ amd ■ clal rates for people over 66. famUy, Uve in preferred, ref­ Auto Wash. For interview caU 1962 FORD E conollne van, $295. Pitts. 12 27 9 83 ch ln g duties im - ry fo r the children and went araderte w as really g re a t." Whelan 142-886. last Friday and had fair skUng < Announcements Im prove your ceUam now. Cadi CaU m y com petitors, then ca ll erences. 647-9693. 649-6464, 289-0266. Love, from Angeles 13 88 4 30 m ediately. down and played with them. It under the direction of Nrison; g 646-0464. after 6 p.m . 643-1870, 644-2976. m e. E stim ates given. 649-7868. Gayle, Tommy, Randi ______was the least we could do.” ~ ------— ...... » • Youngerman and Tom Russo. 1 >_ RESERVE NOW! New banquet ------"I LIKE being my own boss. So EXPERIBNCED Italian and Georgette and Chip Averages One Each Season T. J. FLANAGAN A SONS — Daniels, a soft-^ioken 6-9, 228 Two buses took the Benneti hadl, air-conditioned, carpeted, _ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — I Uke being an Avon R epresen French pantry man. Inquire _____ and Dad_____ Padnttag and papering. Fully 519 M ain S t.,'M anch ester. skiers to Maple Valley where j full bar, kitchen facilities. new homes cuatom built, re­ tatlve. It’s my own business. I Pete Close Starred in Track insured, workmen’s compensa­ Happy Birthday they had goo

TV ^*ANCHESTEaB^E\®NmG :^RAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., SATU&DAY, JANUAR'S^ 2 » , 1972 M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972 T V P A G E 234848482353534848232323532348535323534853232353485348232323232323485348534823534848

SATURDAY SUNDAY s MONDAY TUESDAY W EP HES DflY

Satardny. Jannanr 2t Sunday,- jaanary '80 Mwaday, Jaanaly n 12 ;M ») RFD No. 3 (G> Tnesday.'Febrnary 1 Wednesday, Febraaiy 2 (8> johnny Qnest 12:01 (30) Cerebral Palsy Telethon 1:00 (2) Virginia Graham Shaw (C) 1:00 (S) Vlrgtala Graham Shaw (C) 1:89 (8) Virginia Graham Show (C) (18-22) CMIege Banketball (C> (On air beginning ntMnight,' IS ONE OF THE REASONS (8) WhaPa My Liaef (8) .WfSl’s My Ltaer (C> (8) What’ll My LtaeT (G) Maryland vs. North Carolina. Jan. 39). continues thru night (82) David FVast Show (22) David t io t i Shew (C) " (28) DavM Frost Shoa- (G> (S«) Mr. Wisard R (C> umll 9^:00 a.m; Sunday fnorn- WHY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR (New time period) (80) Tales at WeUs Fargo (St) Talea at WeUs Farge “ tha Light Fantaatlc" Ing. Telethon orlgmates in (20) Tales bt Wells Fargo (40) AU My ChUdrea (G> (49) All My ChUdron (C) (4M) Cnndlepln Bowling (C> New York-City with guests In-. (40) AU My CMIdren (C) 1:20 (2) As the World Taras (G) 1:39 (8) As the Werid Tamil (C) 12:30 (3) Yon Are Thera B (G> eluding: Steve Lawrence and 1:20 (8) As the Worid Tons (O) (30) Three-On a Match (G) (39) Three On a Mtatch (C) “Lewis and Clark at the. ■ Eydie Oorme, Paul Anka and (80) Three Oa a Mateh (0> (8 ^ ) Let’s Make a D ^ (G) (8-49) Let’i Make a Deal (0) Great Divide" —pivotal chai>. Dennis . James; MC. . (840) Let’s Make a Deal (O) 2:00 (S) Love Is a Many Spleadored 2:99 (3) Love I* a Many Spleadored' HEARING Thing (G) Thtag (C) ter in store of famed expedi­ 1:30 (8) Worship for Shatdas (C) ;Y:#0 (8) Love Is a Many Spleadored (8-M) Newlywed Game (G) (2249) Day« of Oar Live* (G) tion to find trade route to-the PROBLEM TO OUR CARE ’rhlag (C> Pacifie. , 7:40 (3 )Sign On and Prayer (0) (22-80) Days at Oar Lives (G) (249) Newlywed Game (G> 7:45(3) Christophers(C) (22-30) Days el Oar Lives (C) 2:30 (3) Galdiag Light (C>. 2:89 (3) Guiding Light (8> Lancelot Link 8:00 (8) Davey and Goliath (C) Tear BeMooe (5-M) Datiag Game 1C) (22-39) The Doctor* {g! COO (3) CIM ChUdran’s Film Fes­ (8) Chnreh Service — Cathollo «130 (8) Galdlng Light (Ct; (23-30) The Doctors (C) (8-49) Dating Game (C) 8:15 (8) Adventares■ of Gumby (C) Nela^ibor (22-30) The Deelors t o 8:00 (3) My Three Sons (C) :09 (8) My Three Bom tival <0) (40) Sacred Heart ■■Heidi" — Part n . (0) John D. Hulser (8-40) baUag Game (O) (8 ^ ) Gonersl Hospital (C) (2249) Another Worid lg! 8:80 (8) Cai^hi Bob (C) (2240) Another World ( 8 ^ ' General HetpHal (C) (8) Ontdoon wHh Liberty Mn- (8A0) n is Is The LUe 3:00 (3) My Three Sons (O tnal (C> (O) . (32-30) Another Worid (C) 3:30 (3) Banger Stattra . 18! :S9 (8) Banger Siatiaa (G) (SO) Between Yon R Me (G> (22) niBBdeibMIa ( 0> (8^^ General Hespital (840) Oae Life *o Uye (G) (2249) Bright PromiM (G> 9:00 (8) Leer Sla Letras: Beadlag HEARING AID SERVICE (2 2 ^) Bright Pramlse (G) (8-49) One LUe to Live (G) (M) Boiler Derby (C> Without Letters , (cT 8:80 (8) Baager Station 18! 1:30 (8) College Basketball (C) (2248) Bright Premise (C) (18) Gomer Pyle (C) (18) Gotner Pyle (G) (8-40) Fatth tor Today \ (C) • Free Borne Appointmenta — No Obll|«tkiB m- 4:00 (8) FamUy Affair (C) 1:99 (8) FamUy Affair (G) Bradley va. Louisville. (30) Underdog (C l . (840) Oae IMe to Live Coanectlont Spotlight (C) (18) Gemer Pyle (2240) Somerset (C) (2249). Somerset (G) M} 9:15 (^ ttaie ' Ray De Nuevo: {8 Allen Ludclen is host (8-Ml. Leva,. American Style (8-49) Love, Amerlcaa Style 2:00 (S) Animal World . (C> WhaVs New (Cl 34 P R A H ST., HARTFORD. CONN. Phone 247-7724 4:08 (8) FamUy Affair (C) (18-22) College Basketball (C) (22-JO) Seraersel . . (O of 'Tassword,” daily (18) Pete aad WUly (18) Pete aad Winr. 9:30 (8) We Believe . . (C) A • ' ' 4:80 (8) Andy OrUHth (C) :89 (8). . Ante . . Griffith----1th 8ho (C> Niagara's vs. Brown Indians. (8) Dialogue (C) (8-M) Lave. American Style (SO) Mr. Ed O j^ M dOo - Vri, 0 to 5 — Saturdays flf to 1 (18) Pete wniy (0) at 12:30 p.m. on ABC. (8) I Lave (8) I iLbve Laey. (22) OapK Scarlet. (C) i (18).,8) ■"Mere 'Grfifbi (G) (18) Mere Oriffta (C) (40) OUligan’s Island (C) (8o> Samson (C) 4:80 (8) Andy Grifftth Shew (C> 2:30 (3) Movie (C) (8) 1 LnveiLaey (22) Milw Deaglas Shew (C) (22) MHie D o a i^ Shew (C) (40) Christophers (80) Tinuny aad Lassie (89)'Timmy aad Lmde "Destination Gobi" — Rich­ 10:00 (» (3) Lamp Unto My Feet (82) Hike Deaglno Show riO) ““TV Channels— - ard Widmark, Judy Dan. and . (18) Mere GrUtin (W) FUatstoaes (C) (49) FltaUtoaes (C) (8) A New Day 4:&5 (M) Weather Watch 1:55 (49) Weather Watch (C) Don Taylor. '63 ( 22 ) Chalice of Salvation (SO) Timmy aad Lassie (30) McBale's Navy (40) Flintstaaes 1C) 5:00 (8) Big Valley ii >:99 (3) Bljr Valley (G) (SO) Let Us Celebrate ADULTS — HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES — VETERANS I3r WTIG "" (8) I Dream el Jeaaaie (8) I Dream of Jeaaaie (G) (40) Dragnet (C) (40) Latino 4:55 (40) Weather Watch (€> 3:0 I (SO) Movies — 5:60 (8) Big Vsdley (G> Haittoid — css (Ssr Hogan’s Heroes {g! (89) Hegaa’* Hetoe* (C) 10:30 (3) Look Up and Live (C) (W) I Love Lacy (49) I Love Lacy “My Favorite Wife”. —Tale (8) DonUeoeeken ( 0 ) . (8). I Dreaan at Jeaaale- (C> ■-of a lady who returns home (80) Hogan’s Heroes (C) 5:30 (8) mragnet (C) i:W (8) Dragnet (C) (SO) Chnreh Service ^ Cathollo ENTER A HIGH PAYING NEW WORLD [8] W TNH 22) Hogaa’s Hereeo (C>. (22) He*M ’* Heree* (C) after being shipwrecked for (40) Jewtoh Heritage (C) (40) ILeve Lacy seven years to find her hus-' 6:30 (8) Dragnet (C> Neiw Haven — ABC 30) OIUIi m ’s Island (C> (89) OlUlgaa’a Iriaad (G) 11:00 (8) Camera ThiriM (0> M) News -■ WeaOier and (49) News — Weather abd band has Just remarried on (8-48) BaBwiakle (0) UAKN ntOORAMMINO •' OPERATIONS # KRYTUNCH (82) Haraa’s Heroes ' Sperts (C) the day of her return. Irene (23) Sports Ghalleage (G) (M> Offligaa’s IsloBd (C) [181 W H C T (G> Dunne with Cary Grant. (S ) News, Weather * Sparta HartfbidInd. 6:65 ^S 'w k a t ’s Happening (G) 1:85 (U What’s Happeatag (G) Football Giants vs. Los Ange­ “ Tall in the Saddle"— John o K M SM OOMPCTEB 6 WKal’a Bsppenlag (G) 8:00 (8^22) Nears — Weather aad 1:99 (8^22) Weather — Sports aad les Rams. ;» (G) News (C) Wsyne as lone cowhand who 11:15 (SO) Jewish LUe (C) COMPUTER PROCESSING «:00 -J2) Nows — WeaTher aad reluctantly takes Job .working FOB SlnJUBMi; IR A IN m o rts (89) Ten the Tratb (G) (89) Tb Tell the Trath (C) for lady. Ella Raines in order (§^> Hake a Wsh ' (C> • DAT OB BVliNlNO OUB»ES Watecbiuy —- NBC To to solve murder he’s mixed up INSTITUTE (49) The Botat (C) „ (49) The Satat (O) (£l) NHL Aettoa (O) 6:89 (8) New* with Walter Gran- « 89 (8) Newa wHh Walter Cron- In, with Ward Bond A Gabby Barbie Benton is one of (SO) Addaate. ‘ .'(e) o PBBB nnc AFTBrCDB T l^ t WOd Wild West [221 W W LP kite (C) James .Bpolin is a (soun- kite (G> Hayes. 12:00(3) GhaUeage (O). i ll Ash Street, Eaat Hartford 5:J0 To Ten the Tralh (G) (40) Pro Bowlers Tournament the new r e g u l^ in • UFETnOB FLAdBMEMT (40) The Satat (0) f^nlngfield — NBC (8) New* with H.K. Smith aad (8) Newa with H.K. SmHh and (8) Speaking for the Consamsr' tw-rodt singe.r in Harry Beaseacr ' (C) Harry Beaaaaer (C) .3:30 (8) College Basketball (C) Dtscusalon. Motor vehicle' ip a t v ic a i (8) Nesrs wtta Waller Graa- UCLA vs. Notre Deune.' 'Hee Hawj” Saturdays “ Owen Marshall, Ckiun- klto . X (C) [241 W EDH (2 2 ^) NBC New* (C> (2 2 ^ ) NBC Newa (C) 4:00 (3) Golf Classic (C) dealers and repair bustatess — 52a-«211 Ext. o AOOREDIXBD A.OJB.S. (S> News with H.K. Smith aad 8:55 (49) New* (C> 9:55 (49) Newa (C) at 7 p.m.. on Channel methods, techniques and con­ selor at .-Law,” Thurs­ Haitford — PBS 7:99 a ) Untamed World (C )' 7:99 (8) What In the. World (C) Team of Frank Beard and cern auto owner should be Harry Raasnaer (O) “ Portugai” Charles Coody meets team/of 30. aware of. day at le.pjn . on ABC. (2 2 ^ ) NBG Nesrs (G) “ Water and Life” Dave Hill A Phil Rodgers./ (40) N e « (G) [301 W H N B (8) Trath b rComeqnenee* (G) (8) Trath or CeBaeqaeaqaa (C) : (22) Where Do Yoa Go From (18) Diek Vaa Dyhe (18) Dick Vaa Dyke (18) Film HoraT (C) Brolin is regulariy seen » ) Movie (C> New Britain — NBC (8249) Newa — Sports and (X2> Oaldaon (C) fare on train and wlnda up at Discussion on recent agree­ "Toyage to the Bottom at (he (23-88) New* — Weather aad “ The Young P ro " with Julius in “Marcus Wdby, Sea '61. Men at revolutionary Sport* tC) Weather (G) a military academy. ment between Anglicans and [401 W H Y N (49) ABC itewN (G) (49) ABC News (G) Boros, location Florida. (30) United Cerebral Palsy Catholics on Eucharist. M.D.” atomic sub attempt to save 1:39 (8) Bill Coaby Show (C) 4:30 (18) NBA HIghllghta (C) Teiethon until 9 a.m. and from IMPRESSIVE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN HIGHLIGHTS THIS srorid from deadiy belt of ra­ Springfi^ — ABC 7:39 (3) Glean Campbell Shew (C> (30) (ieaaeetieBt Weekead (C) Gueatq: Bud/dV Hackett A John (8) Laaaie (C) (22) X I Winter Olympic o . P-™- SunSoy- (C) (40) BoUer Derby (C> V diation. W alter Ptdgeoh. Joan' (18) Movie Game (C) Games (C) I2:S0~(8) Movie (0 ) . 12:15 (8) Healfli Beat - (C) id e s c r e e n c o l o r t v c o n s o l e Fontaine. Peter Lorre. Byner. The enormity of NBC’s tech­ series of occult dramaa being N EW W (MMl^^arch For the Nile (22) I Dream e f Jraaaie (G) "Murder Cruise” '40. Stdney ^nnecUcut Stroke Program. considered for 1973-1973 sev (8) Troth ar Gcaaeaneaces (C> "iZjM«a.A9 Irom* ^ (M) Clrcna! (C) nical operation recnilred to Toler, Robert Lowery. Cbarlle What U meant to those prone Sperts(18) Dick Vaa Dyke IS? •The l ^ r e t Fountalna" Part bring 37 hours of color cover­ son. Jooa HOckett and l«u - Sylvanla New Dimensional Color James W hitm ore “ Clrcua from Europe" Bert stalks murder on board liu- to, or having suHered strokes. k i (2^S0)(W> ABC Nears News — i Weather (G) - Parks, host. age, much of it live is explain­ r e ^ U U ^ I in “ When 1f:30 (8) This Is Year LUe (C) (849) Mod Sqaad (C) ure liner and olmoet mlases. lk:S0 (8) n ice the Natloa (C> , „ Widows Weep.’ ’ TV has the biggest picture ever (18) Movie Game (C) (49) Dragnet (C) ed by Curt Gowdy. . „ <•> Pw yer A Siga OH (C) . (8) Black Is (C) 5:19 (U ) Jo/mur To Adveatare Guest;_ Jackie Coogan. I s W i l l R o g e r s 8:99 (3) CaroT Baraett Shew (C) (40) Wide World of Sports (C> 1:30 (80) News A Siga Off . (C> (315 aq. in- view able a re a )! FA- (U ) Movie Game 8:89 (18) Movie 3:00 (3)... Ferre------„Mason ^ (C) Gov. MesklU has confirmed an " I r e l ^ " Gunther Less takes mous QlbraltarTM chassis features .<0> “ Holiday in Havana" Deal Ar- (2249) Adam U (C) 2:10 (8) Local News Headlines (C) appearance to meet informal­ Ireland viaUIng Guests (or week: Robert Wag- (8-49) Coartahlp'ef Eddie’s “ Case o f TreacherousherouB Toupee”Toup ly with State NAACP Prcal- Instant CoI<«TX and sound, push­ rier, Adlanette Ouner, Stu GH- In €hie-Man Show nna. MOry Hatcher. Executive who-> has b_—been , Dublin, Ctork, Shannon . A Gal- liam, Robert Stack, Alt H o- 8:39 (8) Hawaii FIvo-O (C) Father, (G) dent B. Andrews of Danbure button Automatic Fine Timing, (849) Movie ^ (C) (18) Mevie "missing" for two years ■ and Hartford’s State Sen. w,: - Graw, Sue Ann Langdon. Arte A man who never met a hu­ “ Voodoo T iger" Johnny Weiss­ turns on day of Important Smith. : («U . Andy WOllams San Diego. plug-in translston' Tor reUahiUty Johnson. ' "H anicase" CItnt -Walker. man being he dldnit like, but Steianie Powers. Alex Karras.- muller, Jean Byron. . stockholders' meeting ■ and (80) ConaecticBt SpoUlght (G) 6:99 ( ^ 8 * Miaates v |o> and servicing ease. Has two speak­ (22) I Dream el Jeaaaie (G) 8:29 (8249) Movib (C) ends up being slain. 1:00 (S> ConsrrestloBal . Bepdn (C) (80) Let’s Make a Deal (O) who could attack the Ut» of Soldier of fortune at turn of (18) Gnasmoke (C) (18) WUd WUd West }c ) ers and llj^ted channel indicators. (M) Folks hardwood solids, non-Wood trim . ranch sold and his wife run off (S-49)-.ABC Comedy Hoar (G) What’s Happening (C) "American Attitude on Di­ 7:09 (8) xime the SMa (C) ' Rolls easily oh concealed casters. (8-40) George Pllmptoa (C> scars, comes alive through the “ If You Think Last Y ear Was 5:00 (3) Weather — (SiMrts A Nears vorce.’’ How it affects people Plimpton! Adventqre in Af­ with a Meigican revolutionary. (8) Racing’s Itociag’s WhiteB Wave (C) !S^*«** ftuisktod (C) rica." George Plimpton. tV’s artistry of actor James Whit­ poking gentle fun at every- (18) Wild Wild West (O men are reacting to modern 181 Walter Mltty. goes on camera ones troubles. (22) As Schools Match Wits divorce trends. * Weather safari in aearch of largest liv­ more, in ’’Will Rogers’ U.S.A.,” Agawam High School chal­ (88)(19) Wild----- Klagdem (C) lln and Terry McDermott offer 9:99 (3) HodIcal'Genter (G) (40) Conversations With (G) ’”riger Capture” ing land, creature — Ahmed, a television special- based on (18) El Sapor l ^ w Goya lenges winner of last week’ s the elephant. varied look at Olympic sports, match. Jerry Bruno, adymceTtion fo r-; 7:89. (8) Jfovie - (C) i s v i ^ g M Whitmore’s acclaimed one-motn 8:89 (8) SeoSy Mitchell Show (C) Presidential candidate, John ^ “ Wdcome Home, Johnny Bris­ (18) Movie apnraise IntematiiHial field of . (49) The Penaadera (C) (30) Black Exposure ' (C) Lindsay, He Is also author of "Th e Glaaa W all" Vittorio shciw, to be presented e a rly this athletbs competing in '72 Win­ 19:99 (3) Maanlx .B (C) (40) Andy Williams Golf (0> tol.’ Martin Landau, Jane ' Gaasman, Gloria rGrahamc. ter Games and present filmed 5:30 (S^Wews Roger>gei Mndd (G) bobk "Advance Man.” Atexa^OT, Brock Peters. year on CBS, r , (2249) XI . Olympic Winter 1:30 (3) Anierlcaa Advealara (G>. W M ) Worid of -Dltiiey (C) 9:90 (8) Here’s Laey (C> highlights of past Olympic Games (C) NBC News (C) Exciting contemporary adven­ (849) Movie (Q . Hie show, which re-creates contests. Highlights of day’s -roost out­ c(8) News, Sports A Weather ^ r i ^ o n of "The FamUy "Where Bogles Dare” Part II. 9:39 (3) CaanoB (C) 7 ;W (3) National Geographic (C) ture in unspoUed wtlderneaa bauqo' the era between Pioneer Amer­ standing events via siUellite cm windswept sea and in some 8:89 (8^> The F.B.1, (C) -Richard Burton, Clint Bast- (13) Caadid Camera from Sapporo, Japan. ' "Zoos of the Woind’ ^ of world’s most, unuraal spots, i; wood and Mary -Ure In tale of ica and the mid-1830s through Guest: Woody Alien. (8) Earth Lab (C) 8:88 Stewart Show (18)' News — Weather A Sport* (8-40) Issues aad Aaswen (G> ' 8;M (8^) Movie 'Where Eagles Dare” Rich­ (8249) Movie (18) News, Sparta A Weather H (22) News — Weather and "Road to 8lng^)ore’’ .'40. Bing ard Burton, taint E ^ w ood A velvet-tipped harpoon throwing, (18) Hartford Talk-In (C) Oasbv, Bob Hope and Doro­ Mary Dre in dramatic tale of “ Deadlier than the Male' 19i39 (8) DavM Froat Revne (G) (49) Dick Van Dyke (C) thy Lamour. In this first at 9:89 (3) Doris Day Shew (C> is on its second .highly success­ GuestJack Gilford: Subject: 11:99 (8-8-284949) News — Wrnther ^)'*"Hee-Haw ic) es^onwe and opine tingling (18) Candid damera T h e (Jommon Man. (48) Twelve O’clock High(C) "Road" series, two lovers of hi Worid War U. P m tT ful national tour. ,r and Sports (G) sea and haters of ’matri­ (Part n H ond^ night). Guest; Jack Pasu-. (18) Hartford Talk-la (C) (18) Allrad Hitchcock 7:80c(22) Hogaa’s Heroes . (C> mony turn up in Saigon where 19:89 (8) SoBBy A Cher Comedy As .a result of its initial open­ (22) The Oelddiggers (C) 11:25 (3) Movie (C) 8:50 (3) AU la the FVunUy (C> }J5> Kidilmui (C) Hoar ' V(B >; Guest Host: John Forsythe. (18) Lawrence Welk they m eet a gal vrith m ar­ (SS-M) I f f am Yrk ing night, at Ford’s Theatre, “See How They Run" '64. (C) riage on her mind. 9:89 (8) C a d k v e ^ t y (G) (18v News: Weather A. Speris. (39) Taesday. 19:39 P.M. (C) .'Three orphans unwittingly ( 8^ 0) “Bewitched "Son of the SheUc" 'Ss. Ru­ 19:39 (8 ^ ) ABC News Special (C) Washington, DX:., "WUl Rogers’ 11:99 (3-8-224949) News, Weather A take evidence exposing crook­ (22-30) Emergeacy I (G) dolph Talentlno. 19:99 (2 ^ f llie"5S oSU^*’*% ) “ Bangiadesh!" Documentary U.S.A-” 'waS hstlled throughout ^ r l a (C) ed international cartel with “ Botulism" “Their First Mistake" '82. 19:89 studies struggle of new nation ^ (iS) Marriage on the Bocka them to America, with their 5:30 (3) Mary Tyler Moore Show Stan Laurel A Oliver Hardy. to overcome devastsJion of the cotmtry for its authenricity “ Is Marriage Obeoiete?” father’s murderer in hot pui-- (840) Movie (0> 277 BRO AD STREET — PHONE M 9 -I I24 .Moody war and to establish-U- 11:26 (3) Perry Masoa (80) A Remembraaee of the ) (8-18rin4jM9> News — W e i^ and theatrical magic, "a rare sult John Forsythe, Senta “Screaming Woman"—Olivia Bhleea»t (C> aelf .aa viable state In' world “Case of . Lavender Lipstick" Berger, Jane Wyatt De Havllland makes her tv ' Recalls destruction of six mil­ i?s')'52,fr^ <«> community. feast sheer ftin and gentle - Mlason takes case of girl chem­ 11:29 (8 2 ^ ) Tonight Show Johnire motion picture debut , as lion men. women and children (18) Hartford Talk4a (G) ist.! accused of fdaying her em- former mental p^ent who ‘T-onely Are the'Brave" ’88, reason,’’ “a triumph.. . laced Canon. (C) and their will to survive. gralKW. who cannot reconcK 11:89 (8-8424949) News---- Weatli- loyer, when planted evidence (849) Dick Gavett Show (C) clahns to have found woman ^ (40) Mayor’s Report (O) er Aad Bpoita (C) with lauj^ter,’’ ’’a brilliant re­ EI found to indicate that she 1:99 (8) Local News Headltaea (C) burled alive on grounds of her himself to ever - .changing, 2:0o (8) Pro Hockey (0) mo^m^ Waat, breaks out oi (18) CoBBeciiCBt Report (C) incarnation .., ,’t "uncanny in sold secret formulas to rival (St)-News A Siga Off (C estate. Joseph Gotten, Walter Minnesota North Stars vs; 11:25 (3) Maa From U.N.C.L.B. cosmetics firm. (49) Prayer A Sign OK Pidgeon.eon, Eo Nelson aend La- New York Rangers. ran "The Apple-A-Day Affair" its timeieesness.’’ 11:30 (2249) Tonight Show Johnny 1:29 (8) News —Prayer A Sign Off raine Stephena. (841) NBA BasketbaU (C> iiilll 11:89 (2249) Toalght Show Johnny Caraoii . (G) 9:00 (8) New Dick Vaa Dyke Shew it f o A e a ^Difference Where You Save! Milwaukee Bucks . vs. BalU- IradjR. IT DOES iiini Garsea (C) (849) Dick Gavett Show (G) (2249) Movie (G) mnre Bullets. (849) Dick Gavett Shew (G) 12:25 (S) Startime (C) Redd’s Record Record ^ o p a z " — John Forsythe, 11:15 (* i ABC News ,'(C) 2:30 (30) Cerebral Palsy Telethos 11:20 (2240) Toaigkt Show Johaay 111 U:25 (8) Utartlme (C) Nielsen Ratings “To Sleep, Perchance to Karin Dor and Frederick Staf­ Rejoins special network for Carson • (((J " ‘Blind Han’s Bluff" Scream” Comedian Redd -Fooex v b o ford. Alfred Hitchcock’s film Telethon to 6:30 p.m. iY A INSTANT 1:99 (8) Local News Headlines ’ 1:99 (8) Local News Headlines. (C) based on Leon Uris’ novel Spy 4:00 (22) Lassie (0> . III (80) Vaia A Stan Off (C) (89) News A Sign Off (C) stars in NBC’s new series ring In French government (w'SSviJ''***'*" 4:80 (8) Mvie ■"ni^Macomber Affair" iipll (W) Prayer A sUrb Off (C> le^ TH E ABaOCtATBUl PRESS (49) Prayer A Sign OK (C) “Sanford and Son,’’ rectmled Cuban Missile Crisia and Fr. "Seminole" '68. War, chief out­ 12:30 EARNINOS Him 1:26 (2) News — Prayer A Mgn. 1:25 (3) News — Prayer A Sign Off Intelligence man’s devotion to <-f^^iaaklag tor the Consamer S \ V I M G S IHHJ ■ Off . (C) Week Engkig Jen It his first comedy album in 1966. wits U.S. Arm v to- keep his 12:45 HoadHaoo tC) HI :a . U. S. government combine in neonle free .. Rock Hudson, 1:M 1. All in the Family, OBS, Since then, 49 of his recordings suspense-thriller. Barbara Holer 1:05 ,/ 0 7 V I V R i^t One for Rfdierl (18) Jehaay Mann Stiud Up- (8) Safari to Adveatare ' (C) ffi SKS •-SK.ff. ifi // (22) Blld Mbnrdom (C> 3. ABC Movie of the Week, centrating' (m Movies since his (18) Sports lUastrated (C> 4 tiUBBe yn u ljr. iillB series, ’ ’Laram ie,’ ’ stt^pped 19:09 (S) Mission: Impossible (G) "Experiment of the Buriimen" tNoiSeTefo oheuev VieoNoiAh iwaTivtiHi' 33.2. (40) Amerlesa Sportimsa (C) Hard Act To Fottow / 4. Blip Wilson Show, NBC, producti(m. but he is happy to (840) SUth Sense (C> 5:00 (8) Movie (C) Everything SaUy Sweetheart (18) Joyce A Barbara: Ebr Dennis Weaver is Dep­ "Ensign Pulver" ’64. Robert illi clOBt MAIN 8T.. aULNOHEti'i’ittit a BOUTB M. COVSNIST 80.0. be dedng T V again. " I ’ve been . AdalU Oaly ' (C )' Ituiclde (piote from Barbara Guest: Mike- Douglas uty Marshal Sam Mc­ Walker, Burl Ives, Walter 6. Sanford A Son, NBC, 29.4. d o ^ mostly aetion-adveniture Sally Struthers of "AU in the Mathsu, Tommy Sands. Pul­ Sharma, was standing behind Jack liem- MANCHESTER “ A Majority of One’’ ’52 — (22) Lights Oat: Y^en yonr needs are ABC, 25.8. it,’’ be said referring to “ Emer­ Scout OnmeU. Miss Strothers Widow from Brooklyn en- pjn. ^ <0) m on." ' ’ routo to Orient atrlkes up Sneak preview of anthology deetricfu let ns take care 0. Iroosldes, NBC, and (Sun- gency!,’’ Seen Saturday at 8 wlU add in the annual Girl Scout friendship with Influential J ^ . sm(Ae, CBS, both 26.7. p.m. on NBC. . '■ membership enrrdlment drive. industridiist. Alec Guinness, OLDSMOBILEI^ of them expertly. Rosalind Russell, Ray Danton. “The ScapOgDat” — Michele FUEHHIER BLASt GO. Collector’s |tca^ "Your OMsmoblli Dm Ew " Electric Heat S^^i^iaUst Moreon, Jacques Perrin: Euri­ co Salerno. Deolah Flater U:30 (2^3t) News (C> Ante Plate - Window Glass. || MANCHESTER Fresidcntial — 512 w a r CENTER ST. - (55-1511 WILSON Furniture — Carpel T (8) The Saint (C) Mirrors - Glass Fiomitiire * ' ...... ' I'Hiii s Deoanteia (40) 77 Sansel Strip (C) ELECTRICAL CO. 12:90 (22) Mavie . Tops - Pietore Framing - Fireplace & Door Mirrors NOHae — I BLAU Bedding Appliances I "The Major and the Minor"— Reprodoetioiia '42. Ginger Rogers and Ray. Medicine Cabinets - Iq^edal Woile Residentlal-Ooinin.-Ittd. " Furniture Stores U 15 MAIN 8 IBEET, MANCHESTER " MUIand. Deligntlul comedy NEW or USED about. girl who disgulsea her­ 54 McKEE STEtEET 649-4521 MANCHESTER 646-1418 Middletown — Old Saybrook Open Monday tiini Satarday — Than. R Fri. Oil 9 self as a child to travel half-

V TV 'PA G E 4 MANCHES3TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29^ 1972 Cdmediansffit THURSDAY FRIDAY Public TV Yearns Proilem$ (W EDB, Channel 24) Atan K&ie pokes gentlif fun at oar fads and foiUen in "If Too Thandajr. ;^bnuiT 8 Friday, Febmary 4 TUnk Last Tear Wan BaA) 1:00 (3) Virgmla Oraham Show (C> ' l!f (8> VlixtnUi Oraluun Show (C> Wait!, ’ the ABC Comedy B e a t <8) What*t Liner <0> (8) What’o My LincT (C> (it) David Aoot Show (C) sperial Wedneeday, FOb. 3. at m> Dnvld Fioet Show (0> Snnday, daaaary 80 tU } Tnlei of Wells Fnr(0 (80) Tales ofWells Fargo 8:80 p.m. («0) All Hy ChUdren (0) (40) All Hy Children (O) 1;8» (S> As the Woild Turns (0) 1:80 (8) At the World Tams (O) Playing Galtar with Fred ^ Oani^, Jerry StUer end S8> Three On a Match (0> (80) Three On a Match Nood Ame Meara. Ron Onrey, Bar­ i8-*M Let’s Make a Deal <0> (8 ^ ) Let's Hahe a Deal (0> “Arpeggio PracUce in a S) Love Is a Many Splendored 2:00 (8) Love Is a Many Splendored bara Walters and David Bkyo (0) Thing (C) 4:80 Speaking, Freely _ , wlU be Bang's special ghests on <>IW> Days of Onr Lives (C) (22410) Days Of Onr Lives (O) P% ce Itrater and Prtecoes fMD> Newlywed Game (0) (8-40> Newlywed Oame (C) Grace of Monaco talk about this satirical romp througl^ last S;l* (I) Onldlny Liyht (C> 8:80 (3) OnMing Light (C> Ufe in tfaelr 414-ocre ^rincl- year’s problems and everyday' (tt.S0> The Doctors (C) (22-80) The Doctors (C) pality and role of royal fam­ 84*> DaUny Oame ( 0) (840) Dating Game (C) ily today- Princess Grace mov­ annoyances. 'Die hour is filled 8) My Three Sons ie star before her marrlue, with comedy monologues, Another World (O) (2880) Another World (0) discusses current moviea. (8-W)S General Hospital (O) (840) General Hoepital (O) Filmed in Monaco. sketches, dancing and music, Sl80 <8> Banner Statiedt <0 ) 3:30 (3) JBan|^ ,Statlon I Leopm Stokowski (m an tied together by lObigis owtt rht Promise (88 ^) Bright Promise (8880)_____ Jght I Private Uvee ef Amerieaae B engaging brand of comedy. (8-M) One Life to Live (G > (840) One U te. to Live "Ed Nylimd, Librarian" — 18> Oomer Pyle (C> (18) Oomor » l e (C) Portrait of man In his late EOghUghtS of the special In­ 8> FamOy Affair <0> 4:00 (3)(8) Family AlOtlr (0> flftlee who works b> library SMO) Somerset (C> (8880) Somerset and In hla private Ufe la a clude a musical porcriy ' on <8.W)S Love,' American Style (840) Love American Style playwright actor composer chCoring a Supreme Court Jus­ (U> Pete and WlUy (18) Pete and Willy and superb cellist «i8* (8) A n ^ OrlflithShow (C) (8) Andy OrUflth Show (C) > Zoom tice wSfa B3ng, A rt Osniejr, and (8) I LoVc Lucy (22) Mike Donglas Show Timmy aiSi (40) FUntstones lena of Oaen Invented thla Judges." Anne Meiuw;' Joins (W) Fllntslones (O) (40) Flintatone s age. - old method of. cooUng Alan fo f ancthrir episode in the «)BB I Love Lucy .(40) I Love Lncy Staite” —Guest; Madalyn Mur­ car health food but he’s hay* •;88 (8) Dragnet (C) 6:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes ( 0 ) ray O'Hair. (88) Hogan’s Heroes <0) (8) Dragnet I Hasterpleee neaire Ing none of It. <8t) GUilgan’s Island (0) |30| OUIlgan' s Island "Catherine Howard” (M) News — Weather and (40) News, Sports A Weather i David Littlejohn — CrlUc-irt. 5:68 (3) What’s Happening (0) Large B PERFORMER 6:80 (8) News with Waller Cron- "Botany- of a Biiiitcake" — kite (C) (8) News — Howard K. Smith and Barry Beasoner (O) Arte Johnson sr u es t> ChUdren help Miss Jean make ON "Trapped" .—Part I . 7r00 Ftee-Far-AB (C HONDA (8) Troth or Conseqnenees (8) Tmth or Conseqnenees (G) ‘"The Partridsre Fam­ The Way of the Croae Churdi ABC News (C) "Surveillance -and Privacy"—, 7:80 (8) I Dream of deaimle ( 0 ) Smith A Harry Beasoner Financing Arranged (18) Movie'Game 7:80 (8) What’s, H^penlng (0| b tentative tlUe of public af­ .(8) Jnvenlle dhty fairs report examining Amer­ (88) I Dream of deannie ( 0) icana' right to privacy and (80) Flying Non (G) 8) Movie Oame (C) Kawasaki — Ossa (40) Dragnet 82) 1 Dream of deaimie (C) growing pracUce of surveU- 8*00 (8) He and The Chimp (80) Hollywood Sqimres (C) uoace by law enforcement Ted Bessell. (40) Dragnst (C) Momine agenolea, the government-atri Honda (88.30) Flip Wilson Show 8:00 private organizations. Cueets; Phil Sllvera. (2280) Sanford And Son (0) 0:80 StakawsU In BehesrssI (0) King and Barbara Feldon.- (8-40) Brady Bnneh (C) TV ^ Part n (8) Seven Seas (C) (18) Movio 10:00 TBA MANCHESTER "The Pacific” ''PrisonerB of the Casbah" — 10:80 I ^ k Beat (O) (18) Movie Gloria Oraham. Cesar Ro­ (M o n d a y — F r id a y ) "T|m Gome of BVtees’’ — By HONDA CENTER "Volcano" mero. Lqdlslas Farago. 834 O en ^ SL, Bbnelieeter (40) Alias Smith and Jones 8:30 (22^> XI Olymplo Winter 8:80 (8) My Three Sons tHICKEN Inmates of a state prison. Pro­ (8) - Davey A Goliath tC) GoaaeetMat Newsroom Pleshette, Larry Stoixh. B 8:80 Brosm ta 6 BOnates (22.30) Ironside (G) duction was filmed entlrrty (8> Eighth Day (C) Fourth Estate <0) (8-40) Longstreet (C> on location Inside 'Dtah State 8:80 The Adveeatee ■ (0) 6;S0 (18) Candid Camera Prison, Salt Lake C8ty. <8) Gongresslodal Beport Candid, Camera 6:60 <88> Weatker A Special 10:00 How Do Tear GhOAen GrawT Highlights of day's most out­ 10:00 (8 ^ ) Love American Style 10:80 Society Preseata (C) standing events via satellite (18)’. News —Sports A Wedher 0:85 News (cl CALL IN OBDBR from Sapporo, Japan. 10:80 (8) Don B te^ s Show (O'V 7:00 (8) News F fek U p 10 Mtantea Later (8-40) Owen Marshall, Coan- (18) Hartford Talk-ln (C) (8) Cartoon Carnival (0) Wednesday^ Fehraary 2 selor at Law (C) (22) This Is Yonr Life ogan (Mote: Thurs. A Frl. — X I. 10:30 (18) Hartford Talk-dn (80) The Oolddiggers DEGI’S DRIVE-IN 11:00 (8«-22^0.40 )News —Weather 11:00 ^ 2 M 0 4 0 ) Nerra —WoAiJier , hlgbll^ts via satellite from I Gemmimleatlona A Edncatlon 483 CENTER ST-—« 4S-t«8e and Sports (C) ^ r t s (0) Sitoporo, Japan from 8:80 to B (18) Pnnhrldged Movies 7:56 (40) Heritage Comer <0> 86-member Greater Hartford "The Wages of Pear" ’66. Con­ . ‘‘Anna and the King of Slam” 8:80 (8) Captain Kangaroo (G> (diapter of Society for Preser­ voy of trucks driven by dere­ '46. English woman journeys (8) New Zoo Bevne (C> vation and Encouragement of S H O P and licts. transports dangerous n!- to Siam to tutor King's many (40) Stram ‘Jt Dmmmers (0) Barber Shop (Juartet singing tro over bad roads to quell a children and learns much her­ 8:80 (8) Donna Heed in America takes over CPTV SAVE forest fire. Yvee Montand, Pe­ self In _the process. Irene (40) FUntstones . ; (0) studio. . ter Van ETOk. Duime, Rex Harrison, Lee J. 9:00 (8) Hm Bleiijurds 7:80 Conneotlent Newtioom W H ER E "Pajama Party" ’64. Tommy Cobb. (8) PhO Dbhahae Show (C> 8:00 A Public Affair Kirk. Annette Funicello, Doro. "Curse of the Undead" ’59.— (88) KKty Today (0> Election '72 —“The New Dele­ Y O U SEE thy Lamour. Eric Fleming, Mlchaal Pate, Premiere gate” — Premiere. 11:30 (28410) Tonight Show Johniiy Kathleen Oowley. (80) Galloping Geormet 8:80 Thto Week (O) TH IS Carson (C) 11:80 (2280) XI Olymplo Winter (40) T lrn w and Laseie (C) 0:00 Great American Dream M ». (8.40) Dick Cavett Show Games (O 0:18 (8) Yogi Jkear Show (C) chine (0> S id N 1:00 (8) Local News Hendlliies < C ) ^ (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (C) 9:80 ( 8) - Show - (Cl -i} 10:00 Soalt (C> (30) News A Sin, Off (C) 1:00 (8) Local News Headlines (0) (22) Gh^t and M n. Hnlr "Houshm Dyson" (40) Prayer A Ngn Off <*5> Capitol WresUlag Movie (0> Tbnmday, February 3 S81 M AIN iirp. (|t80) Dteah’s Place (C) (8X Conn-Tact . (O) 6:00 Zoom B «U (40]K Whafe Hy LiaeT .(C> 6:30 Teekaology For Tomermw B GORMAN BROS. ‘ He’s an Uncouth, Capote Drama (88^) Ooneenbation (0) "Research Agencies" 770 M AIN ST. (40) dock La Laaae Show (C . 7:80 TBA (88-80) Sole oT the Century 7:80 Conneotlent Newsroom Versatile Deputy Due on Friday (8) Fsshloas la Sewihg (d) 8;O0 80 Hinatos - (G> (40) GaBoping Geimnet <0> 8:80 NET Playhouse Biography U :1 0 "Harriet Beecher Blowe’' -— As Mitch, the ' seedy-looldng . "W e are tiylng to teU it like (8) News, weather A Sperte TV adaptation of '48 Broad­ Itte." U;80 (8) Love of Life (G> deputy on riBCTs "James Gar­ (83-80> HoU^eod Sqnares.fC)-: way drama "Harriet" slam ner as Niclwls’’ series (Tues^ That’s the way director Tom. (840) That Girt ^ '(C ) Kitty Winn as woman who 12:00 wrote anti-slavery dasslc — days, 9:30 p.m.), Stuart 10:48 David UMeJohn — Crittotot- House," the poweifUl prison U:2S (8) CBS News ..<0> on his hip and scurries around 12:80 (8) Search For Tomorrow (G> Lame (C) town squinting maliciously. drama Giles filmed for broad­ ■(2230) nie Tnio, Tnist er "Oirvler Meets O'NeUl" ELECTRONICS He’s ungrammatical, uncouth cast on "The New C33S Friday Where..here Game (G> ■ (8-40) Password (0) Friday, Febmaiy 4 and imbathed. Night Movies" Friday, Feb. 4 at 18:85 (l^280> NBC News < C > FM LABORATORIES As might be suspected. Mar- 9 p.m. 6:00 Hodgepodge Lodge < G ) 6:80 Zoom B (G> golln la not at all like that in "At least, we are telling It like Walter Greaza, of "The Edge 7:00 dMMB Society Piesenle real life. Besides bathing reg­ we think it is,” says Gries. " I ’m of Nli^t” on CSS Televlalon Net­ "Tne* Koto" 277 BROAD 7:80 Wan Street Week (C> ularly, he’s a stage director, a aware fiiat there are many work majored in ' |)oUtlcal 8:80 Waabtei^a Week hi Bevlew script writer, composer andl levels of prisaq Ufe ^ t an out­ science and buaineu law in col­ 8:80 FUnTodyssey "M » sider e a n never really know. '80 Frits Lang's clastic thrill­ lyricist, and actor ot versatility. lege but has never earned any er Stan Peter Lorre aa Insane .How does he find time for it Ton take away one layer and "serious"- money outride Show (diild murderer. In Germany F.M. AND U L a u r there Is another, thmi another." business. with l^igllsh aubtlUes. 10:80 TBA CAR Don WILUS Garage L T. WOOD - Atlantic Fuel Oil 8PECIAU8T8 IN STEREO WHEEL AUONMENT AND BEAKS 8BEVICB Alignment RABIOS 643-1129 OENBBAI. Amro BBPAIB Wheel ■in F O B 844E10UB B D B N K B 8KBV10X!, T E L . 0408701 0404S31 — U MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER TV-Radh> Sales and Sendee